Novel OSHA plea cites voluntary sterility suggestion
The Philadelphia area letter to OSHA criticizes a 1977 proposal by National Peach Council official Robert K. Phillips. It urges employers to list chemical names and notify workers of hazards, arguing federal action and union leverage could push safer conditions and access to medical records through PHILAPOSH efforts in Delaware Valley.
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Robert K. Phillips
National Peach Council
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
VOSHA
Phillips
National Institute For Occupational Safety and Health
NIOSH
U.S
OSHA
Delaware Valley
Philaposh
Philadelphia Area Project On Occupational Safety and Health
Arch St
Philadephia
Unions face millions in insurance losses in HAUSER scheme
Congressional investigator testifies that eight states may lose several million dollars as premiums misused by California insurer Hauser. As much as 11.7 million may have been diverted 1973 to 1976 through relatives or associates of union officials. The Teamsters Central States fund could face up to seven million in premiums over three months.
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Washington
California
Congressional
Senate
Joseph Hauser
Senate Grovernmental Affairs
W. Donald Gray
Hauser
Teamsters’ Central States Health and Welfare Fund
Lance denies depositing U S funds in Ga bank
Atlanta AP report quotes former Budget Director Bert Lance denying involvement in more than 1 million dollars of federal funds placed in the National Bank of Georgia where he is a major stockholder. U S District Court clerk Ben Carter says most funds came from bankruptcy-trustee deposits and that NBG held CDs and checking funds rather than savings.
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U.S
Atlanta
Bert Lance
National Bank of Georgia
Federal Offigal
Office of Management and Budget
Newsday
Long Island, Nly
OME
Georgia
US District Court
Ben Carter
Carter
NBG
Bombing Case Ties to Cleveland Underworld Clash
Police described a tense last months as Nardi, 61, longtime vending local official, hid at friends and motels under aliases to dodge assassins in a power struggle. Enis Cre, 27, died wiring a bomb to Del Zappos car, amid suspected vending-machine faction warfare and broader organized crime links. ATF expanded Cleveland presence as investigators pursue amateur and radio controlled bombing patterns.
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Cleveland
Nards
Teamsters Vending Machine Local 410
Nardi
Enis Cre
del Zappo
Underworld
Lockheed machinists strike across three California plants
About 600 machinists walked out at Lockheed California plants in Burbank and Palmdale along with the Sunnyvale Lockheed Missile and Space plant after breakdown in pay talks. It marks the second aerospace walkout in a week following a larger Boeing strike. In Marietta Georgia ballots on a Lockheed strike failed.
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Burbank
Lockheed Aircraft
Lockheed-Calfornia
Palmidis
Lockheed Missile and Space Company
Sunnyvale
Boeing Aircraft Corp
Lockheed- Georgia Company
Marietta
Toledo Edison to triple size by 1988
Toledo Edison plans to expand to at least 1.8 billion in new power plants and triple its size by 1988. In its 2,500 square mile northwest Ohio service area customers may face recurring rate hikes, following a 16 million increase in 1976 and a 55.6 million increase now before the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.
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Toledo Edison Co
Toledo Edison
Edison
Ohio
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Ohio Power Siting Commission
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Alcoa
Sears
AMAX
Am Airlines
T&t
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Columbia
Ery
DuPont
Amerwas Ship Building
Evans Pd
Exxon
Goodrich
Koehring Goodyear
Lear Siegler
Great A&p
Greyhound
Gulf
BM Corp
Harvester
Southern Co
Sybron
Tappana Kellogg
Kenecost
Toledo Ma Edison
Kraft
Aron Pacific Corp
Ta Me Woolworth
Kroger
Luka Steel
the Chronicle
Telegram Mobil Gi
Bat Oy
Monsanto
Motorola Bt Abm
Nabisco
Avian
Sujay Olin Corp
Owen
The
Loran Ounts Printing & Ban Am Airey Publishing Co
Carvin Delverud
Penney
Mullin
PepsiCo
Dsford
Phila
Nes Phillips Petpy Elvera
Rai
Clacoid
Cleveland
Toledo bus drivers idle in dispute
Hundreds of commuters and students were stranded as about 210 drivers and 44 mechanics at Toledo Area Regional Transit Authority walked off in a pension dispute. Amalgamated Transit Union officials said the action was unsanctioned, citing prior unrest and a stalled pension agreement with general manager Charles Whitten.
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Toledo
Toledo Area
Ray Jacobs
Amalgamated Transit Union Division 697
Jacob
Charles Whitten
TARTA
Whitten
Christian forces in Mariyoun display pistol during ceasefire
A young Lebanese Christian boy holds a Colt .45 during a ceasefire in Mariyoun, Southern Israel. Last week Christian forces reported 3,000 troops aged 12 to 80. Commander Maj. Sa'ad Hadad warned of a possible Palestinian surprise attack.
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Mariyoun
Israel
Sa’ad Hadad
Ex-area movie theater owners file bankruptcy
Creditors of Ern-Ko Corp formerly operating three Lorain County theaters were notified of bankruptcy filed in Cleveland. The firm sold Ridgeville Theatre and Oakwood Twin Cinemas earlier this year. three theaters remain unaffected. First creditors meeting set for Oct 18 in Cleveland. principals Ernest and John Konkoli of Cleveland head the company.
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Lorain County
Cleveland
Ern Ka Corporation
Lake Ave
Lakewood
North Ridgeville
Lorain
Ridgeville Theatre
Ridgeville Shopping Center
Oakwood Twin Cinemas
Oakwood
Firn- Ko
Ern-Ko Corp
United States Court House
Superior Avenue
Public Square
William J. O'Neill
Ernest and
John Konkoli
Brunswick
Madison
Willowwick
Soviet buildup on Turkish border alarms NATO chiefs
Eighteen Soviet divisions are stationed in the Caucasus near the Soviet Turkish frontier, while Turkey fields about nine divisions on the NATO eastern flank. NATO officials warn the Russians hold a much larger force than needed for defense and identify eastern Turkey around the ancient city as the most likely Soviet attack target, with three tank divisions ready for a first wave into the Kars River valley.
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Ani
Turkey
Caucasus
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
NATO
Robert C. McAlister
Kars
Wall Street Opens Lower on Fears of Further Rise
The opening Wall Street session in New York saw stock prices slip as lingering fears of a further rise weighed on market sentiment. Traders reacted to cautious economic signals and ongoing inflation concerns while major indexes showed early declines.
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New York
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Philip 8. Kiser
William Comerford
Paul G. Hovey
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