Saginaw Steering Gear strike ends after local deal reached
AP reports an eight thousand six hundred fifty workers at the Saginaw Steering Gear complex, north of here, ended a two day strike as GM and UAW reached a local contract. Pockets of all seven plants will be removed today and restart planned for Monday. The local pact, supplementing last fall’s national accord, followed nearly 11 hours of bargaining and aims to settle seniority transfers skilled trades and promotions issues.
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Influenza strikes Vanderbilt University
Atlanta AP reports a major flu outbreak at Vanderbilt University in Nashville with about 6,000 daily new cases. CDC official Richard O'Brien notes a shift toward Influenza B and spreads to Pennsylvania and Tennessee, while officials monitor vaccine links and public health responses amid cold-weather disruption.
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Vanderbilt University
Center For Disease Control
Richard O'Brien
CDC
Nashville
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Vanderbilt
O'Brien
Department of Health Education and Welfare
Cairo rioting leaves 77 dead in two days of clashes
Cairo faced two days of demonstrations over price hikes with 77 killed and at least 700 injured. Army paratroopers and tanks retreated from central squares after rioters ransacked clubs, shops, police stations and government buildings. Over 1,100 arrested in Cairo and more in Alexandria. Damage estimated in the millions as buses and streetcars were burned or damaged.
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Cairo
Amwar Sadat
Ministry of Interior
Alexandria
Ramsis
GOP head proposes recruitment plan for party growth
Republican National Chairman Bill Brock unveils a $1.7 million yearly plan to recruit and train GOP organization directors in all 50 states. The effort targets Hispanics, blacks, organized labor, ethnic groups, the elderly and youth to rebuild the party base and improve election prospects. Brock, elected earlier this month, seeks funding in the 1977 budget and envisions national directors reporting to the national party while coordinating with state chairs.
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Bill Brock
GOP
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Brook
National Party
Daily Mail reprint lists publication and pricing details
The notice outlines publication restrictions for the Daily Mail, listing holidays when published days differ and noting price details. It references an issued edition number and rates for weekly and monthly subscriptions, with figures in shillings and pence and specific costs for varying timeframes.
Thousands bilked in watch orders may get some back
Chicago AP reports thousands of consumers who paid $165 each for Teltronics Ltd digital watches may recover at least half their money. Illinois consumer fraud officials urge affected buyers to mail ads and cancelled checks for verification, with refunds expected in about 90 days.
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Tellrosics
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Last Man's Club survivor drinks his wine bottle
Walhalla veteran Harry Fayonsky who outlived 12 World War I comrades became the last holder of a 1937 California Tokay prize. He tasted it in a shot glass amid mournful laughter, saying the wine was "Not low bad" as friends recalled fallen members of Valhalla's Last Man's Club. The club, founded in 1937 by Sam Fitchford, had 13 veterans who met on the 13th each month and paid 12 cents dues to fund wreaths for funerals. Fayonsky kept the wine, delaying opening it out of respect for Benjamin Todd who died recently, and read a toast honoring his 12 lifelong friends.
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Tire Chas for Farm Tractors Teecks Atos AW sizes
Chain Gang at Congervit Inc 24 mi S of Lial Md 65 791 9100 Ady.
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City man can come home after exile in Canada
Magmey Brows of Hagerttown left for Canada ten years ago to avoid the Vietnam War. Now a Canadian citizen and 30, he plans to visit his parents in Maryland after President Carter's pardon, sharing mixed feelings about his long absence and possible future citizenship choices.
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Magmey Brows
Hagerttown
Brows
Carter
Ottawa
Sophia Brown
Plains
Brown
Dennis
Vietnam
Maine
Rodney
John Brown
Democratic party chairman seeks pipeline to the people
Kenneth Curtis, elected Democratic National Committee chairman, says his aim is to convert party machinery into a pipeline to the people. He plans town meetings, conferences, and study groups to involve registered and independent voters and to reassure the public about the political system. Curtis notes Carter and the party face skepticism after years of disappointment.
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Kenneth Curtis
New Democratic Party
Jimmy Carter
White House
Congress
Curtis
Maine
Democratic National Committee
Robert Strauss
Carter
Maryland Lottery Draw Yields $66.7 Daily Bet Total
In Baltimore the Maryland Lottery Number Gate daily draw produced a winning number, with Friday's tally showing a prize pool of 66.7 dollars. The brief item notes the result and amount in a compact Maryland lottery update.
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Baltimore
Maryland
Ford makes rounds as private citizen
Pebble Beach Calif AP Harry Truman once said a president changes forever. Gerald Ford, now a private citizen, golfed with Arnold Palmer at the Bing Crosby Pro-Am and drew a large gallery. Ford’s post presidency public appearance echoed earlier ex presidents as crowds filled the courses.
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Truman
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