Crawford’s five year sentence suspended in Moscow case
MOSCOW court convicted American businessman F. Jay Crawford on currency speculation charges but imposed a suspended five year term, allowing him to seek exit visa. Crawford, 37, claimed innocence and rushed to the U S Embassy to apply for permission to leave. Co-defendants received varied prison terms or suspended sentences.
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Papin appointed Superintendent at U.S. Steel Lorain Works
Donald L Papin is named Superintendent, Employee Relations at U S Steel Lorain Cuyahoga Works, succeeding William J Teves who retired after 42 years. A St Louis native, Papin earned a BS degree from Ohio State University in 1956 and studied at Cleveland State Law School. He began as a student engineer at Lorain Works in 1956, then served at Fairless Works in 1965, Gary Tube Works in 1969, and Lorain again in 1974 as General Supervisor Labor Relations before his promotion.
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Pan Am and National Agree to Merger Plan
Pan American World Airways and National Airlines reached a formal merger agreement subject to Civil Aeronautics Board approval. National will operate as Pan Am USA Inc with its Miami base favored for five years, and Pan Am aims to acquire domestic routes while safeguarding current National employees. The deal values National at about 350 million dollars and keeps some operations in Miami. Pan Am also considering adjustments to East European routes, with an anticipated announcement on Belgrade service.
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Insulin From Bacteria May Cut Costs In Diabetes Fight
City of Hope researchers in Duarte, California report producing human insulin via recombinant DNA in engineered bacteria. Genentech collaborated and has filed patents. the method could lower insulin costs and aid the world's 100 million diabetics.
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Riverside teen earns police sympathy after crash
Gary Heiliger, 16, who just got his license an hour earlier, loses control on a wet Riverside street. Police officer Ed Von Pingi e offers sympathy after the mishap, noting the parental condition to drive carefully due to bad conditions.
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Callaghan Wins Cabinet Move to Call General Election
Prime Minister James Callaghan won cabinet approval to call a general election and most officials predicted October 5 as the date. He planned a televised and radio address tonight but delayed naming the date until the broadcast. The cabinet met at No 10 Downing Street, the first since Parliament began its summer recess on August 3.
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Murdoch gives up option on strike Metro paper
The New York Post owner Rupert Murdoch agreed to drop his option to buy The New York Daily Metro after most of the staff quit in protest over the loan and option. About half of the 60 editorial staff, mostly ex Times workers, returned by Wednesday. A separate suit, filed by Dick Brass, alleged Iseman backed out of a partnership as the strike continued and a temporary restraining order limited use of profits.
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Kirtland Police Chief’s suspension extended with pay halted
Kirtland Mayor Wesley I Phillips extended the two week paid suspension of Police Chief Edward A Minor and then stopped his pay as the insubordination case drags on. Minor, a 21 year veteran, could not explain the mayor’s action.
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Ohio migrants call for products boycott in Ohio
Migrant farm workers in Ohio plan a double boycott targeting Libby-McNeil and Campbell Soup tomato products as part of a nationwide effort. Baldemar Velasquez leads about 200 marchers toward Columbus while 1,500 workers help mobilize in Florida and Texas. State Agriculture Director Stackhouse questions legal authority and notes the dispute could threaten a $30 million northwestern Ohio industry.
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