Ford Ford Pact Gives 13 Extra Paid Days Off In Three Years
Auto workers on road to a four day week after Ford reaches a three year tentative agreement with the United Auto Workers. The deal adds 13 paid days off plus 33 existing holiday and vacation days, with wage gains and cost of living protections. Ratification by 170,000 UAW members is required, and the strike affecting Ford plants could last another week.
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Congress rebukes handling of Mayaguez rescue operation
A House subcommittee report from the General Accounting Office criticizes timing and the flawed intelligence behind the Mayaguez raid. It says Marines invaded a Cambodian island based on incorrect reports, with 150 enemy soldiers awaiting them and 18 Marines killed or missing. The release of crewmen followed amid debate, and officials including President Ford faced divergence over conclusions.
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Kissinger talks peace at mealtime
Secretary of State Henry Kissinger resumes Middle East peace talks during a meal at the Waldorf Astoria. He meets Israeli Foreign Minister Yigal Allon and Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Saud, with plans for discussions with Indonesia, Pakistan, Cyprus, and the Philippines, as well as a dinner with British Foreign Secretary Anthony Crosland amid General Assembly sessions and a Carter debate hot topic.
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Maryland Lottery Drawn Numbers Ad Incomplete
The advertisement reports the Maryland Numbers Came daily lottery winning number as 788 drawn on Tuesday. The fragment lacks additional details such as date, prize, or subsequent instructions.
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Nudity in play raises tempers at University town fete
In Owa City a Town deduced after a performance of the award winning play Fequus that nudity offers momentary relief from sniffles. Ellen Parker as the seductress and Bill Barrell as the mentally disturbed stable boy briefly stripped, drawing cheers and critics alike. Meanwhile a local dog collector, Ragsdale, houses more than 756 canines at a cost of about $600 monthly, status sparking Humane Society attention and a 1976 humanitarian award.
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Man who runs farm business keeps 73 dogs
MEMPHIS TENN Eight years ago Pan py Ragsdale hated dogs now he trails by 73 dogs around his farm equipment business He says a poem changed his mind after hearing a verse ending with Only a dog would spend his breath in a kiss for his murderer's hand The dogs include Lady 16 and others named Ned Low brow High-brow Peggy Alfred Limpy and more.
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Sunday No Longer a Thurston County Holiday
In Olympia the Thurston County commission adopted an ordinance to abolish Sunday as a legal holiday. Without the action the county would have paid overtime to sheriff's deputies and other staff who work Sundays. The measure follows a state list of holidays and aligns Tumwater and Lacey practices, making Sunday a regular weekday.
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