Stalemate in Ford UAW talks stalls local deals
National and local bargaining with Ford and the United Auto Workers shows no progress. In Lorain Avon Lake and Sandusky plants, talks stalled after hours with no sign of movement. Picketing remains peaceful as analysts warn of broader economic ripple effects if the strike continues.
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Trolleys Return to Detroit After 20 Years
Detroit restored trolley service with three fire engine red cars on Washington Boulevard from Grand Circus Park to Cobo Hall. The opening marks the first stage of a multimillion dollar downtown revitalization program. Local resident Lane Breidenstein praises the return and the new energy it brings.
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Carter interview excerpts reveal beliefs on morality and religion
CBS interview with Mrs Carter shows agreement with husband on abortion and politics while stressing mutual respect after 30 years of marriage. Carter discusses Baptist autonomy, separation of church and state, and views on adultery homosexuality and drugs. He notes personal prayers and cautious stance on moral issues.
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Doctors' 1974 incomes and wait times revealed
A 1974 AMA profile shows physicians averaged 26575 gross income with 51324 deductible expenses, leaving 51224 taxable income. Surgeons led specialties at 60031, psychiatrists at 29997. Initial visits ranged 12.03 to 41.30, and nonemergency wait times averaged 7.3 days, with obstetricians up to 17 days and anesthesiologists about 2.5 days.
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Suit seeks 145000 windfall from Elyria county payments
Former Elyria solicitor Kosma Glavas filed suit at taxpayer Roy A. West’s urging to recover 145,082 dollars the county allegedly overpaid for 1968 to 1974. West says state law requires 40 percent of judge and clerk salaries be paid by the county, not reimbursed by communities. The county already repaid prior court decisions and Elyria saved 73,428 dollars. similar actions are expected from other Lorain County municipalities.
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Tear gas used to quell county jail fight in Elyria
Prisoners in the lower block seized control and held a deputy hostage prompting Lt. MacDonald to deploy tear gas the first time the jail used gas. Croxford was rescued after the attack lasting about one minute amid a jail overcapacity and delayed new construction. Soviet jet may reveal weapons data from defecting pilot may inform on Russian systems. experts dismantle MIG 21 at Hakodate airport north of Tokyo.
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Opening Wall Street livestock auction report
Columbus market notes from yesterday show cattle prices mostly steady to lower versus last Monday. Slaughter steers and heifers varied by grade, cows and bulls on mixed moves, feeders and vealers mixed. hogs and sheep also traded with declines in some weights.
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One Millionth Cruise Passenger Celebrates Miami Victory
Miami celebrates becoming the world’s top cruise port with the one millionth passenger aboard a Caribbean voyage. Deborah Keyser, 21, of Park Ridge married Quenton, on a four day five night Nassau Freeport trip aboard the Monarch San. Port officials note Miami’s dominance since 1973 and plan to add three ships in January.
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Filmmakers seek law to shield animals in films
Lawmakers heard pleas from Ghem Ford Simmy Stewart and Stanley Kramer about animal cruelty in film. The bill, backed by Los Angeles Fund for Animals officials APamela Ferris and Paula Deats, was defeated by one vote. Advocates push contracts and new bills in Massachusetts and New York.
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Los Angeles Fund For Animals
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Grain price snapshot for Ohio elevators shows mixed oats and soybeans
Daily cash grain prices across Ohio marketing areas show No 2 wheat around 2.59 to 2.65 per bushel, No 2 shelled corn near 2.52 to 2.58, No 2 oats about 1.38 to 1.60, and No 1 soybeans about 6.07. Regional variations include Northeast Northwest Central zones with several items unchanged or sharply higher.
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