Labor Roundup: Coalfields Slow to Recover and Rubber Strike Moves
Wildcat coal miners begin returning to work after threats of expulsion while the rubber workers strike nears a new three year pact. URW and UAW negotiators work on noneconomic issues as wages and benefits rise with a tentative economic agreement under review.
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Associated Press
United Mine Workers
Harry Patrick
UMW
West Virginia
United Rubber Workers
U.S. Tire and Rubber Industry
UAW
Peter Bommarito
Bommarito
URW
Labor
W.J. Usery
Goodyear
Firestone
Goodrich
Uniroyal Rubber
Wildcat
United Mine Workers Executive Board
Akron Beacon Journal
Paintings Stolen From Villa Near Monza Worth 12 Million
Thieves anesthetized two watchdogs and stole 21 paintings including Titian Tiepolo Velazquez Murillo and Rubens from Angelo Sala’s vacant Peregallo di Lesmo villa north of Milan. The works were the most valuable in his collection.
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Monza
Italy
Angelo Sala
Titian
Tiepolo
Velazquez
Murillo
Rubens
Raphael
Sala
Peregallo di Lesmo
Milan
Spinola
Antonio Ramalho Eanes
Whites Rush to Buy Weapons in Cape Town Riots
Police reported calm in three Cape Town townships after two days of ethnic violence that left at least 29 dead and about 100 injured. Whites rushed to arm themselves, while trains carried black workers into the city without incident as the national police maintained a high alert.
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Cape Town
South Africa
Langa
Nyanga
Guguletu
Gert Prinsloo
Johannesburg
Soweto
Pretoria
University of Cape Town
John Vorster
National Party
FAA to accept complaints on Concorde noise levels
FAA reports Concorde noise at Dulles 120 131 decibels takeoff and 116 130 on landing, matching manufacturer predictions but louder than other jets. local complaints declined from 85 in June to 68 in July as tests continue.
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FAA
Dulles International Airport
Dulles
Virginia
Washington
Elyria
Ohio
Charles Hopkins
Energy Stamps
Lorain County Community Action Agency
Hopkins
Federal Community Services Administration
Upper Marlboro, Md
Prince George’s County
Glenarden
Earth
An Laboratory
Mars
James Pollock
Postal Politics Ford Campaign Worker Lands Plum Post on Postal Board
Real estate developer Hung Wai Ching, Hawaii fundraiser for President Ford, is named to the Postal Service board of governors amid charges politics influenced the selection. He could earn up to 13600 annually by attending 12 meetings, with Senate confirmation coming last week.
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Washington
Ford
Postal Service Board of Governors
Postal Service
Hung Wai Ching
Hawaii
Republican Party
Aing
Hiram Fong
Ching
Honolulu
Senate
Fong
Board of Governors
Post Office
Senate Postal
John Y. Ing
Ing
Congress
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Cl. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
Winchester
Rand Daily Mail
Omshed News Service
Federal Aviation Administration
Ford Campaign
White House
Board
Postal Rate Commission
Jimmy
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North River Mills
W. Va
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Jesse Lin
Mulberry St
Stephens City
Stresburg
Broiler
Earl C. Sirbaugh
Cedar Grove
C.M
Ray Fahnestock
Edward & Carol Place
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Pethe
Lewmied
Kernstown
Shawnee Dr
Ethan Allen
Charles R. Duvall
Evelyn C. Grubb
Frances M. Sager
Fanny R. Messick
W. Frank Artrip
Leoto M. Artrip
Frederick County
Front Royal Road
Opequon Magisterial District
W. F. Artrip, Jr
Juanita A. Evans
Cecil F. Artrip
Virginia Snyder
Zid Kibler
Floyd M. Artrip
Howard K. Dawkins
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