Ice Capades at Cleveland Arena Promises Nine Acts
The Ice Capades opens at Cleveland Arena for eight days starting tomorrow. The show features 1973 World Champion Karen Magnussen and the duo Jo Jo Starbuck with Ken Shelley alongside the Gypsy Magic act and eight other production numbers.
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Pay hike gains cautious UAW approval at Chrysler pact
UAW officials cautiously back the Chrysler contract pending review of fine print. The deal promises a first-year wage increase up to 700 dollars monthly for 117,000 blue-collar workers, plus a company dental plan and tighter overtime limits. Local 425 president Mike Pohorence notes the agreement improves voluntary overtime while Lorain plant workers endure long weeks.
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Auto union reaches quick settlement at Lorain plant
The UAW and Ford officials wrap a fast contract accord after tense talks at the Lorain plant amid broader national negotiations. About 2,400 workers may gain company paid dental benefits, with overtime provisions lauded as good news for maintenance staff working seven days a week. Local issues debate working conditions and discipline.
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Senate panel approves Kissinger renomination as secretary of state
The Senate Foreign Relations Committee endorsed Henry A Kissinger's nomination to be secretary of state. The Harvard professor, born in Germany, served as national security adviser and faced FBI background checks. A full Senate vote could come soon after the committee reported the nomination for approval.
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