08 Nov 1976
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Newspaper
The Daily Mail
Location
Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America
Date
Nov 08, 1976
Page
1
Weekend seismic events in Iran and the Philippines left 16 dead and 22 injured. A quake near Tehran registered high on the Richter scale, collapsing homes in the village of Vachik. Mindanao experienced a 6.8 magnitude tremor, with no casualties reported. Salonika also jolted with minor shocks causing panic but no injuries.
The United Auto Workers move to set a strike deadline at General Motors after tentatively agreeing to a three year pact for 6,004 Chrysler white collar workers and a broader deal affecting 109,001 Chrysler production staff. Union leaders plan a news conference at GM headquarters as talks continue with Ford and Chrysler precedent.
Women hold 9.1 percent of state legislative seats after last Tuesday's elections, up from 8.7 percent, totaling 685 seats. Analysts note gains vary widely by state with New Hampshire and Connecticut leading, while Alabama and Louisiana remain among the lowest.
At Plains Baptist Church Carter’s aides say a vote is set for next Sunday to end the whites-only policy that barred Rev Clemes King, a black activist minister. Jody Powell notes Carter seeks an amicable outcome as he rests on St. Simons Island amid plans for a possible personal decision if discrimination continues.
The Daky Man Telephone TH-5231 is published daily except Sunday and certain holidays. It lists a mailing address in Hagerstown Maryland and offers subscriptions by mail at specified rates and durations.
An advertisement from Kansas City Missouri extols an improved rupture device claiming discreet wear and ease. The offer includes a free 30 day trial plus an $8.56 truss gift and requests readers contact Anillance Company at Rock Building 15 W 75th Street, Kansas City.
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