Show IDA Ogden r Standard-Examine- Monday July 22 1974 Summit Fell Kermecott Copper Strike Settled I Short Says Scviet Boss was expected today to ratify 2urdayt were still manning tract By ASSOCIATED PRESS About 30000 employes of the the pact calling lor an It pcr Honolulu fire houses at full I Two weeks ago striking Kermecott Copper Co have re- j cent pay boost and improve- - strength on Sunday ciespte a j &rook$i& miners began picket-- I ‘'sick-out- ” Cos nearby in fringe benefits turned to work ending a week-jmenby 83 per cent cf theing the Ear-love-r ifcng strike I largest copper ‘ia LorSs- - In Harlan Ky United MmeiUMW pickets Leonid Ii 4?ut walkouts continued CorpL WARSAW (UP!) I copper companies And’0Wn ’ quo Workers Union President AM A UMW picket at H tghrpl int Brezhnev general secretary of!°'-r'e- r devd-few j Miller and other top uninj was shot as an Easlover seeur Communist reported e the Soviet in Kew York a party jSotiators ’ officials met wits miners whcriitv guard attempted to cross results of last monui's sumnutMyraig ainuse wusifor midnight Sunday by super- -' have been on strike at the the picket line and state police fcclbad players jvi$ors Eastover Mining Co’s Brock-- i were brought in to cordon eft with President Nixon in at Ixpg of thousands vorK-jcher j cow (anc the nation's largest com- side mine for almost a year' jibe area The UMW won a bargaining! Miller and the UMVV we that can tell “ “I you ra!r“d- Kaaectt said the last at Brookside in Jtmejership pledged the full support wanted more and were prei FULL STRENGTH 183 miners walked out of tire union and the entire tm locals United 11973 of the Brezhnev said ard for more” maining pared j And who Hawaii firemen in votedSteelworkers 27 of to America the in a alter speech July negollans fulled ion treasury to the Brwkride Sunday Polish parliament marking the j Sunday night to ratify a tenta 'began to work on overtime Sat-- j to produce agreement on a com ‘strike 20th anniversary of the Commu-jtiv- e agreement reached last j Warsaw in Monday with the firm nist regime The summit also has been 20000 STILL OUT i I 1 ts 'eTdaTra -- 3 last-minut- Mos-iOTi- ys lead-electi- IJ“uer on 5 - ££2critics3 2 &££lw ?“ ?t- - s!f! b f Nixon charged it was to rrf maneuver H get political Water-Hie ° J off attention public's r gate scandals and impeachment and Refining Co as talks reinquiry mained in temporary recess URGED CESSATION In Washington DC National Football Warsaw In the League owners refused speech Brezhnev said he urged com- to even talk with the striking plete cessation of underground Players Association until the nuclear testa and the removal union revises its contract dei from the Mediterranean of all mands ships carrying nuclear weapons National Airlines planes remained grounded while talks during his talks with Nixon ‘‘Alas agreement on this has continued in Washington beCLAY PIPES CHINESE COINS and assorted relics from the early days of San not been reached” Brezhnev tween the airline and the union Francisco are set aside by archeologist Bob Chirchhill on a site where another said representing 1600 striking me- skyscraper will be built At the summit Nixon and chanics The week-lon- g dispute Brezhnev agreed not to test has kept 7000 employes off the j nuclear weapons above 150 job In Oakland California about k i 1 o t o ns and to continue to Trans Internarional Airlines control thejSOO negotiations V arms nuclear of employes were expected back spread ‘‘As a result of our talks with at work today a week after President Nixcn the contours they struck the world’s largest to limit charter airline of further steps offensive weapons strategic DAILY COMMITTEES have been shaped” Brezhnev But about 200 C0C daily bus said commuters between Oakland He also said enforcement of and San Francisco again had in the nuclear nonexisting Alternate means of travel L SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) — The digging is where San catch can” Churchill said proliferation treaty “is becom- as to were resume negotiations Archeologists have been dig- Francisco’s “long wharf” “We’ll just have to sit up there hog more topical than ever” — — between AC the J Transit today ping for forgotten treasures in on the edge and watch with an but he did not specifically refer Co and for clerks bargainers the clay and mud of the city’s to have stood Fires and eagle eye Otherwise it’ll be to India which exploded its mechanics and bus who drivers a waterfront before pressure from the city’s grow- lost forever first atomic device in May rgold rush-er1 the line struck - a new July highrise building ing population led to landfill So far the site has yielded an WANTED ACCORD After power was restored to and waterfront warehouses on old 'buries it forever vial medicine opium “We are prepared long portions of suburban Los Angef “We’re fighting w hat was once bay water bottles rice bowls a variety of to a attend les four of five unions striking world against time with the buli- - Churchill and others have slices Chinese coins clay pipes prepared the city’s Department of Water disarmament he conference” dozers” archeologist Bob Chur- - been digging at the excavation and other assorted “junk” to are “We said also and Power voted to accept aj prepared Z chill said Sunday site for two weeks while HISTORICALLY on VALUABLE reach contract The fifth union) new agreement steps M ' Nearby skyscrapers already construction was halted by a directed at the X-- stood The excavated lessening items are or the spot where sailors carpenters strike but die of the existing confrontation 120 seldom older 125 than to work back to years ago jumped ship years carpenters go but the diggers say everything blocs and in the full run their Trees their foitune in Califor-Vrda'- 5 today full liquidation In short we “After lh3t it will be catch as is historically valuable gold fields Most cities have old mer- will not be on the lagging side” chant and shipping records but Brezhnev did not spell out of much San Francisco’s what concessions the ' Soviet recorded history was lost in a Union is prepared to offer Western negotiators at the series of fires in the mid-180Vienna to talks lower and in the earthquake and fire troop levels in Europe accuse the of 1906 “It’s all part of a puzzle” Soviets of stonewalling said Leonard ValThe cost of those arrests in divia archeologist Z ‘WASHINGTON (UPI) — De-- j “Each piece tells us Ban Ordered is lives” spite wide assumptions that j “wrecked about the city’s Hiking “stag- - something have been goring” says the head of a history” police KATMANDU Nepal (UPI) -agencies The the The archeologists hope government has banned 'easing up on pot users almost group fighting for decriminal- bulldozers may uncover one of until further notice all mounis’d per cent of all drug arrests zation of pot the abandoned by gold tain climbing in central and 'last year were for marijuana According to the FBI figures rush ships sailors The builders say west Nepal and prohibited I according to previously unpuh-- - supplied by the National they will halt construction long hiking in areas where militant Organization for Reform of enough for the archeologists to Khampa tribesmen have been Itehcd FBI figures Marijuana Laws more than dig it up operating 400000 persons were arrested CfUT OUT THAT PIPE! on marijuana charges during 1973 an increase of more than GOSBERTON England 100000 over the previous year C (UPI) — Jack Edwards was and 669 per cent of all drug arrests peacefully smoking his pipe The figure represented a 43 t - 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