Kunstler Says Car Bugging Disclosed in New York Case
Attorney William Kunstler reports his car and home phone were wiretapped after a transmitter was found under the vehicle used by his legal assistants Stewart Albert and Judy Gumbo. AP dispatches yesterday from New York describe the discovery and alleged surveillance.
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Union push eyed to organize soldiers and sailors
Washington report details AFGE proposal to admit service members, aiming to extend union services beyond civilians. Legal hurdles loom as Pentagon cautions over potential impacts on discipline, while leaders note possible future bargaining rights if laws change.
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Elyria Man Declares Candidacy In Local Race
Elyria Ohio December 15 1975 Chronicle Telegram reports a local man filed papers to run for city council presenting his platform and background as a community volunteer in a competitive race featuring several neighbors.
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Joan Little jailed in N C for failing to sign papers
Joan Little 21, acquitted of murdering jailer, is jailed in Women's Prison for not appearing to sign bond papers on a larceny and breaking and entering appeal. Police traced her to a Durham motel with her mother and brother after a tip from Orange County. Her bond papers were to be processed in Raleigh. she claimed she believed she had more time to sign.
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Teamsters to Seek Hefty Wage Hike
Washington AP reports Teamsters will push a 35 percent pay increase for 450,000 truck drivers in nationwide contract talks. Frank Fitzsimmons to present the demand as unions seek $2.50 more per hour plus fringe benefits and a cost of living formula. Contracts expire March 31 with no strike expected, though an alleged congressional probe of union links to organized crime could affect negotiations.
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