Mediators push for settlement in cannery and rubber strikes
In Washington AP reports mediators close to a California cannery walkout entering its second week and renewed rubber talks aim at a settlement after weeks of impasse. Union leaders warn of injury to the auto economy if strikes persist.
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Washington
Califoria
Ther
Federal Mediation Service
United Rubber Workers
Peter Bommarito
Mominy
Charles J. Piclied
Goodyear Te and Rubber Co
Pilliod
W.J. Usery Jr
James F. Scearce
Goodyear
Firestone Fire and Fishher Co
Uniroyal
Goodrich
U.S
Tearmsters Yaivt
House votes Thursday on Sikes reprimand in ethics case
WALLINGTON AP The House will vote Thursday on reprimanding Rep. Robert Sikes D Fla for financial misconduct, potentially the first disciplining of a congressman since 1969. The Ethics Committee cited conflicts of interest in stock deals with First Navy Bank and Fairchild Industries and a land venture near Santa Rosa Island.
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Wallington
House
Robert
Sikes
D-Fla
Adam Clayton Powell
First Navy Bank
Pensacola
Naval Air Station
Fairchild Industries Inc
Military Appropriations Subcommittee
New York
Fowell
Supreme Court
Florida
Lina
Congress
Flhis
Fairchild
Defense
Santa Rosa Island
Florida Gul
Common Cause
Hearst attorney seeks delay in Hearst trial date change
Hearst waives speedy trial rights as attorney fights to block a future trial. Prosecutor plans to try Patricia Hearst on kidnapping robbery and assault charges, with Jan 10 1977 set as the date. Hearst returns to Inderal prison for psychiatric tests while prosecutors press for a jury.
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Linda Deutech
Lam Mayerson
Miss Hearst
Wiliam
Brad Harris
Harris
Mayerson
Hms Muniy
Inderal
Australian leader Fraser opens talks with Ford in U S visit
Australian Prime Minister Malcola Fraser begins a series of meetings in Washington with President Ford and Secretary Kissinger to discuss Asian security after Vietnam. The talks include Defense and Treasury officials and congressional leaders over the next three days. Fraser, recently elected, seeks a more active US role and expanded Indian Ocean naval cooperation.
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Wallington
Malcola Fraser
Legond
White House
Fraser
Ford
Henny A. Kissinger
Defense Artmenk
Treassury Department
U.S
South Vietnam
Pacific
Washington
Australia
Indian Ocean
Gun-toting kidnap suspect rejected at Canada border
James Schoenfeld, tied to the Chowchilla kidnapping case, was turned away at the Cascade, BC border after authorities found two rifles and three handguns in his car. He traveled alone with his own ID and others’ I D cards and license plates. He claimed to be heading to the Olympics while facing arrest warrants in California and Montana. The case involves a moving van burial in a Livermore quarry and the escape of 23 school children and their driver after 18 hours.
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San Leandro
Calif
James Schoenfeld
Washington State
Cascade
B.C
Ken Yaeger
Grand Forks
Yaeger
Schoenfeld
Frederick Newhall Woods
Kidaping
San Francisco Peninsula
Richard
Livermore Rock
Chowchilla
Wocxis
Flouchins
Marin County
Golden Gate
San Francisco
The Daily Ma Establishment Notes Publication Dates
The Daily Ma announces the establishment in telephon tests and lists holiday observances including New Year s Day Independence Day Labor Day and Christmas Day at Bagcook Virginia. It notes second class postage at Hagerstown Maryland and mentions republication of a Dewy Text and AP notices with a price of 140 per year.
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Suetay
New Years Bay
Meniral
Tissksgisieg Tay
Christmat Das
Bagcook
Var
Hagerstown
Seal News
Ene Roth
Carter Mondale briefed on defense economics in Plains
In Plains Georgia Jimmy Carter and Walter Mondale heard from defense experts led by former Pentagon officials. They discussed strategic nuclear balance with Russia, possible first strike questions, and arms reduction while planning campaign strategy and defense priorities.
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Carter
Soviet Union
United States
Pine Woods
Plains
Mondale
Paul Warnke
Lyndon Jonson
Dave
Paul Nitze
Uodec
Miso
Aytus Vance
Army
Kennedy
Johnson
U.S
Soviet chess star seeks asylum in the Netherlands
Soviet grandmaster Viktor Korehnoi applied for political asylum in the Netherlands at Amsterdam police headquarters after visiting the aliens department to lodge the request. He remained free to move while the affair proceeds, and was in the Netherlands to play in the TAM championship which ended with him sharing first place with Anthony Miles.
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Netherlands
Amsterdam
Viktor Korehmat
Hegearold Korchnai
Anatoly Karpov
Soviet Union
Korchnoi
Aliens Department of
Hague
Karpov
Korehnol
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Tike
Agriculture Department
Earl Butz
Hutz
McCracken
California Farm Bureau
Ugo Cagaiani
California Canning Peach Associaion
West Virginia
Ohio
UMW
Charleston
W.va
United Auto Workers
Chrysler Corp
General Motors Corp
Doug Fraser
Sunshine
Kellogg
Idaho
United Steel Workers of America
Rep
Robert Sikes
Ea Ray
Cali
Muddy
Custine Kernan
Thomasvibe
H.C
Ray
Hearst
Pan Liege
Mie
Hartises
Superor
William Hilal
Miss. Hearst
al Johnson
Thas
Atty Jon van de Kamp
Los Angeles
The
Indian Counties
Peking
Canada
U.S. Customs Office
Laurier
Wash
Vacpec
Alameda Court
Tom Hawekins
Schnebly
Cobewriven
George Washington
Winchester
Pet
Live
Lincoln Way
Chambersburg
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