Labor costs may raise price of new Ford cars
Ford Motor Co says higher than expected labor costs may lift prices beyond the 5.9 percent average rise. The three year United Auto Workers contract would raise labor costs by 13 percent in year one, potentially boosting 1971 model prices. Industry forecasts and wage council reports are cited amid the talks and strike context.
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New York Budget Gap Shrinks Under Audit Findings
New York City audit shows fiscal 1978 deficit at 94 million, not 1051 million, an 82 million improvement from prior estimates. Comptroller Goldin says the revised figures help set a clearer picture of city assets and liabilities and reduce required emergency cuts by 83 million to balance the 1978 budget.
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Pravda Attacks London Protesters as Emigrant Riffraff
Pravda calls protesters in London emigrant riffraff and professional shouters from Zionist organizations. The piece notes Boris N. Ponomarev and a Soviet Communist delegation's England visit draws criticism from “sane circles” opposing East West contacts and exchange.
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Venice Floodwaters Rise Over Historic City as Storm Drains Passages
Severe weather battered Italy from the Alps to Sicily. Venice issued warning sirens as high tides surged over four feet above normal flooding the historic center. Catwalks were laid in St Mark's Square to aid pedestrians while authorities sought protective measures amid rising rivers in Milan and shipping disruptions in the strait.
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Court rules against parents in abduction case
In Los Angeles a woman named Madana Stayin described five days of captivity by her Hare Krishna family as she testified in court. The judge ruled the abduction illegal, and Stayin later escaped with her fiance. The case highlights legal bounds on parental actions to extract a child from a religious group and the broader debate over deprogramming.
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Maryles Kreshawer
Edward Walford Jr
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UMTA Seeks More Funds To Sustain Transit Plans
The Urban Mass Transportation Administration faces a need for additional funds ahead of 1980 as most of the $7.1 billion provided by Congress remains unspent or uncommitted. Administrators say obligations lag commitments and much money funds long range projects, with potential reallocation to operating classes and construction if Congress approves new funding.
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Professor warns against excess nutrition in cereals
Pullman, AP says Washington State University nutrition professor Dr. Dean Fletcher urged reducing RDA levels in breakfast cereals from 100 percent to lower percentages. He warned that overconsumption can harm health, noting elderly and poor individuals may eat multiple bowls daily to reach nutrients, risking toxicity.
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Ford widow leaves $90 million estate to trust and public use
Eleanor Ford's seven page will allocates about 15 million to preserve her Lake St. Clair mansion and host conferences exhibitions and artist residencies in Michigan. About 45 million funds taxes leaving 15 to 20 million to be divided into 35 trusts for 13 grandchildren with remaining two shares funding about 50 staff allowances and pensions.
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Eskimo hunting party still lost in Arctic ice
Eskimo hunting party of eight children remains stranded for 48 days on a Queen Maud Gulf island 1200 miles north of Winnipeg as rescue teams delay contact. Gros Haven officials report no word from sled teams expected to reach the stranded group by Friday. party left in mid September without settlement notice.
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