Ford to close Dallas plant amid modernization costs
Ford announces closure of the 45 year old Dallas assembly plant citing high modernization costs. 300 salaried and 1600 hourly workers will be relocated. Dallas cars shift to Chicago and Louisville. trucks from Kansas City.
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Dallas, Tex
Ford Car and Truck Assembly Company
Ford
Dallas
Donald Bastian
Chicago
Louisville
Kansas City
Bastian
Holton Vows Pay Boost for Top Virginia Administrators
Gov elect Linwood Holton says he will seek higher pay scales for top state administrators if current salaries deter service. He spoke to Virginia Associated Press Newspaper members about a broad reorganization to streamline government and reduce the number of reporting levels.
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Richmond
Linwood Holton
General Assembly
Holton
Virginia Associated Press
Mills E. Godwin Jr
WAPN
Walter B. Potter
Culpeper Star-Exponent
Potter
John Leard
Richmond Times-Dispatch
News Leader
Barton W. Morris
Nixon orders cabinet study on copper pricing and shortages
President Nixon directs a Cabinet level review of market pricing procedures in the copper industry. The six assistant secretaries subcommittee will assess pricing, industry structure, foreign supply, and possible government actions with recommendations due in two to three months.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
Hendrick Houthakker
Subcommittee
Houthakker
Va bases face 700 civilian job cuts in defense pullback
The Defense Department announces 700 civilian terminations at Virginia Army bases Cameron Station Fort Monroe Davison Air Field Fort Belvoir Fort Eustis Fort Myer Fort Lee and others part of a nationwide 7,310 cuts across 50 bases saving about 57 million dollars yearly.
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Washington
U.S
Virginia
Defense Department
Army
Cameron Station
U.S. Continental Army Command
Ft. Monroe
Davison
Air Field
Ft. Belvoir
Ft. Eustis
Ft. Myer
Ft. Lee
Court Upholds Mailer Conviction in Pentagon Protest Case
The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals upheld author Norman Mailer’s disorderly conduct conviction from antiwar Pentagon protests. It overturned two co-defendants’ verdicts, sent Rubin’s case to Alexandria for electronic surveillance questions, and criticized Judge Lewis for conduct during trial. In New York, Arthur Kraus won an apology from the Board of Higher Education after 37 years for his 1933 City College dismissal.
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Richmond
Norman Mailer
Pentagon
Mailer
4Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Emily Franco
Hampton P. Howell
Jerry Rubin
U.S. District Court
Alexandria
Miss Franco
Howell
U.S
Oren R. Lewis
Rubin
NEW York
City College
Board of Higher Education
Arthur J. Kraus
Kraus
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