Steel chief Concessions Key to Steel Revival
Pittsburgh UPI. David M. Roderick, chairman of U S Steel, says a recovery must come through concessions to lift the industry from a low mood toward revival. He cites 40 percent capacity, 120,000 laid off, and 25,000 on short weeks, blaming imports and high wage costs. He urges sustained, unified action between management and the United Steelworkers to avert layoffs and preserve future in steel.
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Bay Village bans body books and sparks school debate
Bay Village parents persuaded the high school library to restrict Our Bodies Ourselves while other areas maintain open shelves. Librarians cite open shelf policies and formal complaint procedures as they report increasing interest in modern, provocative titles among younger readers. A WVIZ documentary on censorship airs later, highlighting two regional cases.
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Boston Women’s Health Book Collective
Bay Village Library
Cuyahoga County Library System
Terry Kutolowski
Avon
North Ridgeville
Barbara Cucciare
Oberlin High School
Alexander and
Jane Comfort
Dianna Daniels Booker
William Novak
Oberlin
Publicbrary
Lorain County Savings and Trust Co
Main St
Wviz-Tv
Barbara Jordan
Maine
Texas
British flying ace Sir Douglas Bader dies at 72
World War II flying ace Sir Douglas Bader died at 72 after chest pains struck as he and his wife Joan returned from a Royal Air Force Association dinner in London. He was taken to St Stephen's hospital in Fulham and died on arrival. Bader, born February 23, 1910, shot down 22 enemy planes despite his 1931 double amputation and became a symbol of wartime Britain in books and film Reach for the Sky.
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UPI
Douglas Bader
Britain
Scotland Yard
Bader
Joan
Royal Air Force Association
South Kensington
Douglas
St. Stephen's Hospital
Fulham
Labor history begins with bitter chapter in Cleveland notes
William Ganson Rose's Making of a City is cited as the era’s most comprehensive history, yet critics say it glosses labor strife such as mills in Newburgh facing danger during a July strike. The Labor History Society, with 20 to 40 members, seeks deeper research and will host a Greater Cleveland Labor History Conference at Cuyahoga Community College on November 19–20 with keynote William Winpisinger, IAM president.
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William Ganson Rose
Cleveland
Newburgh
Chamber of Commerce
Jean Tussey
Labor History Society
Greater Cleveland
Metropoli
Tan
Cuyahoga Community College
William Winpisinger
International Association of Machinists
P.O. Box
Goldwater named in Congress drug probe
Newsweek reported federal investigators have amassed evidence linking Rep. Barry Goldwater Jr. of California to marijuana use in his office and giving it to friends. Goldwater denied the claim, saying he has not been interviewed or investigated. The Justice Department and House Ethics Committee are examining allegations of illegal drug use among lawmakers and staff.
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Newsweek
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R-Calif
Goldwater
Barry Goldwater Jr
California
Justice Department
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Signy Ellerton
House Ethics Committee
Congress
FBI
Ellerton
London
Farnborough Air Show
House
Science and Technology Committee
Sen
R-Ariz
Reagan
Rep. Goldwater
Senate
Capitol Hill
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Republican Party
Landon Says Reagan Is Doing Just Right At 95
Alf Landon, nearing 95, says if he were president today he would follow Reagan’s course. He credits the president’s policies with boosting the stock market and jobs while reiterating his support for a balanced budget. Reagan will speak at Landon’s birthday ceremony at Kansas State University.
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Reagan
Topeka
Kan
UPI
Republican Party
Landon
United States
Kansas
Kansas State University
Manhattan
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