Wildcat walkout at AmShip stalls Lorain yard
Violence mars protest as Boilermaker Union Local 358 ignores a U S District Court restraining order against AmShip American Ship Building Co. about 500 workers walk out. Cars damaged, two men questioned and released. Concurrent Watergate sentences for Mitchell Haldeman Ehrlichman, with further legal fallout and weather outlook noted.
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Lorain
American Ship Building Co
Colorado Ave
AmShip
U.S. District Court
Ben Green
Cleveland
U.S. Marshals
Boilermakers Union Local 358
Harvey Krieg
Eugene France
KRIEG
France
New Mexico Senate Offers Mountain Swap to Ohio
The New Mexico Senate memorial proposes moving the 8,720-foot Sierra Grande Peak to near Columbus Ohio in exchange for Lake Erie. Ohio would bear all removal and transportation costs if it accepts the gift and relocates the mountain to Ohio’s flatlands.
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Santa FE
N. M
UPI
State Senate
New Mexico
Ohio
Lake Erie
Sierra Grande Peak
New Mexico Senate
Ohio General Assembly
Columbus
Cost of living rises 0.6 percent in January
The Labor Department reports the Consumer Price Index at 156.1, up 0.6 percent from December. Clothing, new cars, beef and mortgage rates helped slow inflation, with wholesale prices also posting declines, signaling ongoing price relief since fall.
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Washington
UPI
Labor Department
Cleveland Ranks Second in Nation for Gun Deaths
At the Congressional subcommittee Rep. Ralph H. Metcalfe cited Library of Congress crime data showing Cleveland with 26.9 handgun deaths per 100 000, second only to Atlanta at 38.4. He used the figures to push a bill banning handgun manufacture and sale except for military police collectors and pistol clubs.
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Washington
UPI
Cleveland
Ralph H. Metcalfe
D-Ill
Library of Congress
Atlanta
Metcalfe
Today's index and datebook notes
Daily briefing lists sections on contracts bridge CF datebook deaths births entertainment and finance stocks. Featuring a doctor’s birthday note and a column on people issues.
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Spo Sein
Nixon Emerges At Palm Desert Social Event Return
Celebrities from politics entertainment and business prepare to attend Nixon's first public social appearance since resigning the presidency, at Walter Annenberg's estate in Palm Desert. Guests include Frank Sinatra Bob Hope Dolores Hope Ronald Reagan Nancy Reagan Leonard Firestone and Leonard Swearingen among others.
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Palm Desert
Calif
Nixon Financial
Leonard Swearingen
Standard Oil of Indiana
Mixed local opinions on President Ford performance and plans
A street survey finds residents split on Ford with four approving his economic plan, four disapproving, and one undecided. Polls show a 43.1 percent disapproval margin per Gallup, while Harris cites broad doubt about Ford's direction though some praise his effort.
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ACT
Ford
Gallup
Harris
John Baird
Elyria
R-3
Jack Jones
Mike Holzhauer
Amherst
Irene Noster
Edith Chandler
Whiz Kid Held Over Drug Death Case
A young man described as a whiz kid is held in connection with a fatal drug death after allegedly supplying the drugs. Cher reportedly took no drugs and no charges were filed against her. The report notes no charges against Cher.
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Cher
UPI
Whiz Kid
Kenneth Moss
Robbie McIntosh
Cher Bono
Moss
California
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John D. Ehrlichman
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Bob Haldeman
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