Carter seeks AFL-CIO backing for anti inflation plan
President Carter moves to win labor support to slow wage and price rises. AFL-CIO leader George Meany appears to warm to the plan and may back a formal inflation policy statement after meeting with Meany and other top union officials, while Meany previously resisted guidelines.
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Robert Strauss
Ray Marshall
Meany
Labor Federation
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Patterson Confesses to Killing Mrs Kitchel, Court Records Show
Det. French recounted that Patterson told his mother he killed Mrs. Kitchel as she left for work. He was arrested in Ashland County after a traffic stop and reportedly waived his right to remain silent. He admitted to pulling a pocket knife on February 8 after seeing a strange car in the driveway at about 3 p.m.
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Spinks raps with the CT and the champ’s critics
National sports writers label the boxing champion dumb and undervaluing him for not matching Ali in education. They argue he rose from a rough area, used boxing to build a fortune, and became the heavyweight champion. The piece contrasts public portrayal with his skill and success.
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Holiday Inn
Hunter reelected as Solidarity team takes office
Local 2000 corporate union elects new officers for a three year term starting June 12. Hunter says he has contacted all elected officials to unite for a better tomorrow. Donovan unavailable for comment. Local 2000 represents about 2,300 Ford Ohio Truck Plant workers.
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Ford Motor Co
Ohio
Margaret and Snowdon divorce filed after separation
Buckingham Palace announced Princess Margaret has filed for divorce from the Earl of Snowdon after two years apart on grounds of marriage breakdown. The princess, hospitalized with suspected gastroenteritis, has no remarriage plans while Snowdon has reclaimed his commoner name. Armstrong-Jones has been seen with Lucy Lindsay-Hoge, his TV assistant.
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UPI
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Antony Armstrong-Jones
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King Edward VII Hospital
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Lucy Lindsay-Hoge
Gannett CCC Merger Could Net AFC 74.2 Million
Cincinnati based United Press International reports a proposed merger of Combined Communications and Gannett Co. would yield American Financial Corp a pre tax net of 74.2 million. The merger would exchange 1.2 Gannett shares for each Combined Communications share, with Combined owning the Cincinnati Enquirer. AFC holds 1.5 million Combined shares and acquired the Enquirer in 1971 for 32 million.
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E.W. Scripps Co
Priest Guilty of Embezzling Funds From Missionary Order
The Very Rev Guido J Carcich pleaded guilty to embezzling 46454 dollars from the Palottine Fathers, raising an estimated 175 million. Criminal Court Judge David Ross imposed 18 months probation with no jail time and Carcich offered no comment.
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Pallottine Fathers
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First known Big Mac attack reported by doctors
A 35-year-old woman suffered a life threatening angioedema after eating a McDonald’s Big Mac. McGill University doctors and Montreal McDonald’s officials linked the reaction to tragacanth gum in some food brands after allergy tests failed to identify other causes. The patient recovered and doctors urged awareness among physicians.
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UPI
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Montreal
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New England Journal of Medicine
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Teaching Hospital
Opening Wall Street Grain Prices Across Ohio Markets
UPI reports average cash grain prices paid to farmers in Ohio by elevators after markets close Tuesday through today. Northeast Ohio values include No 2 wheat 2.68, No 2 corn 2.24, No 2 oats 1.46, No 1 soybeans 6.70. Northwest Ohio No 2 wheat 2.70, No 2 corn 2.28, No 2 oats 1.43, No 1 soybeans 6.88. Central Ohio No 2 wheat 2.78, No 2 corn 2.31, No 2 oats 1.58, No 1 soybeans 6.80. Trend shows wheat and corn steady, oats steady, soybeans sharply higher. Several lines of garbled regional text follow with mixed figures and unrelated notes.
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