Auto industry faces large January layoffs across firms
About 142,000 hourly auto workers, nearly one in five, face layoffs by end of January as car sales fall. GM plans 91,000 hourly layoffs next month, with 16,000 more than previously planned. Chrysler to pause many white collar jobs and 31,000 hourly furloughs. Ford idled about 20,000 hourly workers. industry output for early 1975 forecast down to as low as 1.4 million cars.
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Rockefeller Becomes Vice President in Senate Swearing In
Washington reports Nelson Rockefeller is set to be sworn in as the 41st vice president in a televised ceremony in the Senate chamber amid expected overwhelming House approval. Ford considers Rockefeller to head a domestic policy board and notes his role as a full working partner, while questions arise over past gifts and loans to associates.
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Ford presses U.S. Steel to rollback steel price hikes ages
The White House urged U.S. Steel to cancel or lower a price increase and urged the industry to freeze prices as Congress moves to fight recession. A council requested written justification. Javits proposed enforcement powers including a 60 day cooling off period. The administration cites a $6.5 billion emergency package for 390,000 jobs.
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Delivery delays blur Chronicle-Telegram copy day
Late paper notices caution readers not to blame the carrier for yesterday's late Chronicle-Telegram edition. Officials cite unresolved distribution problems causing delivery delays across several routes and neighborhoods.
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Cleveland papers back Monday vote may decide
Balloting plans were to be firmed up by the strike today as spokesmen said the pact would be submitted to the Guilds Plain Dealer workers without a negotiators recommendation. After 11 hours of talks officials said they hoped for a further improvement, citing a narrow rejection of the previous offer and anti strike statements by craft leaders. WEWS in Cleveland was broadcasting ballots and pressed the Press to see day regardless of the Guild vote.
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Friend of alleged killer uplifted amid chaotic day
Angela Covic of San Francisco was at Atlenta airport reading a message when she learned of the shooting. She was en route to visit Kagwies' family in Jecksseville to offer support as police reported the suspect was killed during confrontation. Ravwtes'
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Not-forgotten-box toys doubled for needy children
A Christmas drive reports the supply of Not-forgotten-box toys has doubled, with 1 506 more toys needed to complete the package. The effort, tied to community charity collections, emphasizes supplying the Christmas boxes for C T Not Forgettes Box br Monde and Langsand QRMHIVE.
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Today's index on stem clearance and future milestones
Fragment length limits a full report but suggests concern over stem clearance and preparations for future events. The text hints at shifting priorities and ongoing planning affecting upcoming milestones and policy directions.
Santa's sister Aunt Helly visits area kids
C-T correspondent Fraswick profiles Aunt Helly who comes as Santa's sister to brighten the holidays for children in the vicinity. The feature explains her identity and purpose behind the annual festive visit as photographed for Page F-1.
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Red Light Rapist Suspect Charged After Interstate Attacks
Strongsville police charged Frederick Edge, a 3-year-old Cleveland man, with aggravated robbery and rape in a string of attacks where a man posing as a police officer used a flashing red light to stop women on I-71. A high speed chase ended with Edge halted near Rt 33 and I-71 after a Brunswick assist. Edges car was impounded and arraignment set in Berea Municipal Court.
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Weather in the 30s With Mixed Snow Accumulations
Weather in the 30s with early morning and afternoon cooling. Snow accumulations up to two inches expected. Highs in the low 30s, lows mid 20s. Forty percent chance of precipitation today, diminishing tonight and tomorrow. Winds SW to S at 10 to 15 mph.
Rhodes names cabinet choices in new governor era
Rhodes announced a 17 member cabinet led by Stackhouse of Wakeman as Director of Agriculture and Willard man Harry Jump named Rhodes Cathert as Director of Laseraere. The slate includes four-year term appointees and key staff like Jack NecElroy of Coburnivas as an executive. Stackhouse farms near Wakeman with wife Ruth, managing 1200 acres used for popcorn and seed.
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