Carter panel to study pay guidelines for next year
Seventeen leaders from labor business and public life named by President Carter to review anti inflation pay guidelines meet today under sunshine laws. They will propose a new voluntary standard to replace the October last one aimed at keeping wage increases near 7 percent while prices climb beyond that level.
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Trash piles up in Columbus as strike halts pickups
City workers in Columbus walk off the job after rejecting a wage offer, leaving unchecked trash behind apartments and schools. Amid the stoppage a public wage study panel forms to balance worker pay with inflation and business profits, pairing labor leaders with business executives and public members in a bid to guide future pay guidelines.
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Fearful family stalked by arson and vandalism at home
The Peck family reports repeated threats and attacks on their residence on Rt 2 including eggings, bottle bombs filled with gasoline, trash fires by the swing set, and flames seen near the window. Police investigators remain unable to identify suspects though a neighbor observed a car and two men fleeing.
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Massachusetts burial battle over Chad Green case
Massachusetts legislators moved to clear the way for Chad Green to be buried in Mass but his parents chose Nebraska to minimize travel costs for friends. The Greens fled Massachusetts to avoid a judge order over treating Chad’s leukemia with Laetrile and sought relief from a contempt citation to return Chad’s body for burial in Scituate.
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Mrs Shamblin arrested in connection with husband’s murder
Mrs Linda L Shamblin, 34, wife of Milford Shamblin, was arrested in Lorain County and charged with complicity to murder in his death after he was shot August 29 on Route 10 in Carlisle Township. Bond set at 100000 cash, preliminary hearing scheduled, she is jailed in Lorain County Correctional Facility.
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Widower fights for survivor benefits in coal country
Alan McCusker, widower of Marilyn McCusker, battles for survivor benefits after her death in a Rushton Mining Co mine accident. He contends a Pennsylvania law denies him due to male status, despite his wife's prior suit for sex discrimination and an out of court settlement. Experts note proposed amendments to replace widow with surviving spouse but no action yet.
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Talks on Cambodia war haunt Paris summit
Paris sources said Hua Guofeng and Valery Giscard dEstaing would discuss the Cambodia crisis amid famine and the fighting between Soviet and Chinese-backed forces. The leaders aimed to address the Cambodian plight as violence continues for government control.
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Group targets liberal incumbents with evangelical activism
DES MOINES Iowa UPI reports a religious political group plans to shift from lobbying to defeating liberal incumbents. The tax exempt organization aims to mobilize evangelical Christians through a wide media network to pressure Congress, targeting 30 to 49 members, with potential fronts including Senate liberals John Culver George McGovern Birch Bayh and Frank Church.
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Titanic survivor Louise Kroepff dies at 93
Milwaukee residents mourn Louise Kroepff who helped her 4 year old daughter to safety on the Titanic in the second to last lifeboat. She died in her sleep at 93 Tuesday. Her daughter Louise Pope, now 71, recalled the wartime memory but Kroepff rarely spoke of the night.
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