Fathers take on deeper role as widowers mark Father’s Day
The article profiles widowers Walter Chrisman Jr. and Ray Belford coping with single parenting. Chrisman, 45, balances two teens and a heart-condition son while relying on extended family for guidance and planning a special Father’s Day. Belford, 27, raises two girls with help from relatives and learns new duties such as shopping for clothes and listening to their problems.
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Walter
Bill) Chrisman Jr
Berryville
Ray E. Belford
Winchester
Chrisman
Lucy Ann
William II
Belford
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Tooth Fairy
June Auto Sales Rise Yet Auto Industry Stagnant
Detroit reports a 9.4 percent rise in first ten days of June over May, yet overall U.S. auto sales lag at a 14 year low with 157 573 cars sold by the four major makers. GM and Chrysler say SUB payments may resume later in summer or fall as layoff benefits exhaust. Ford and AMC face larger layoffs and recalls of postal vehicles and brake system defects.
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General Motors Corp
Chrysler Corp
U.S
United Auto Workers
SAB
Chrysler
Ford Motor Co
American Motors Corp
Ford
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Robert R. Jacobsen
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Luray
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Rotary and Exchange
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John P. Arthur
George L. Craig
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Charles Bish
al Loring
Harold Madagan
Guenter Franke
George Snarr
John Rodman
Bill McCoy
Phil Griffin
Ridge White, Jr
Doug Hottle
Charles Hofer
Phil Sprenkle
Ron Duff
Wade Ferguson
Mike Foreman
Dick Demorest
Tom Byrd
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Julian Armel
Tom Baker
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Bob Mitchell
Tunstall Powers
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Midnight strike deadline passes as Baltimore pressmen near deal
Negotiations between the Baltimore Sunpapers News American union and management extend past 5 a.m. with no agreement. Pressmen authorized a potential walkout earlier and a membership meeting is planned to consider a one year extension to the contracts that expired January 1.
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Web Pressman’s Union
Baltimore Sunpapers
News American
The
Sun
Sunpapers
Energy Proposal Seen Helpful in Future
Ford proposes a permanent 12 percent investment tax credit to spur new utility plant construction and avoid future shortages. The measures would defer taxes on reinvested stock and ease environmental rules, potentially saving utilities 500 million to 1 billion dollars next year while reversing post ponement of $22 billion in planned capital projects.
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Ford
Congress
W. Denham Crawford
Edison Electric Institute
John T. Dunlop
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