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Pilots Strike Sanf ord Says Prospects Are Brighter After Contract Negotiations Fail CHARLESTON, W. Va. (AP) Sanford said he thought 12 THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, Saturday, July 1, 1972 I neaDOlis-St. Paul and Seattle. McGovern would react the credential committee ruling by saying, "That's all right, we'll "And, the more ballots it result of winning the California turn to their homes for at least MINNEAPOLIS, Minn.

takes, the better my chances primary. (AP) Northwest Airlines be win anyway." are for getting the nomi That action seriously hurt the Negotiations halted at midnight Wednesday and were resumed only briefly Thursday. Rezanka said no further talks Sanford said he won't take frontrunner's chances of wir gan what is normally one of its busiest holiday weekends on Friday with only two round-trip 48 hours after the strike was called," Rezanka said. The union spokesman estimated that the shutdown affected 50,000 to 60,000 Northwest mediately. About ning the nomination on the first nation." Sanford, president of the Duke University now, said he still doesn't expect to win the were scheduled.

ballot. The credentials com Fornter North Carolina Gov. Terry Sanford said Friday a decision by the credentials committee of the Democratic National Convention brightens his chances of winning the party's nomination as a compromise cadidate. "I think there's a good chance now that it will take more than two ballots to pick a presidential candidate," Sanford told a news conference here where he was seeking delegate support in his dark horse bid. flights because of a pilots strike.

Northwest, the nation's sev mittee alloted the delegates to other candidates who won votes nomination but that his chances 5,000 passengers were sched A picket in Minneapolis said pilots presently are paid $16,800 to $48,000 a year, with most earning between $22,000 and are improved by the creden-t i a 1 committee's decision Thursday. in the California primary, including Sen. Hubert Humphrey, D-Minn. enth largest air carrier with operations from oBston to hong Kong, was struck by the 1,600 $25,000. uled to leave tne Minneapons-St.

Paul airport Friday, one of the 10 busiest days of the year. NWA clerk3 began assisting passengers with other accommodations immediately after The credentials group voted to strip Sen. George McGovern, Rezanka said the issues that led to the breakdiwn of talks involved fringe benefits rather Sanford said he was "surprised" at McGovern's reaction to the credentials committee of 151 of the delegates he previously had claimed as a than salary. the pickets were set in Min- pilots at 2 a.m. l'nday alter contract negotiations which had been going on for lti months broke down over what a union spoeksman said were fringe benefit issues.

The two flights between ruling. He said he thought the ruling was "kind if an affirma part in any movement to keep any candidate from winning the nomination because that would hurt his chances for winning as compromise by alienating other delegates. He said he expects to get between 50 and 100 delegate votes on the first ballot at the convention in Miami, as many as he said he had hoped for. He said his loss to Alabama Gov. George Wallace in his home state's presidential primary was "embarrassing," but that he did "pretty well" in the time he had to organize a campaign.

Sanford reiterated that he will not accept a nomination to be vice president. He said the Democrats can win the November election by attacking President Nixon's "neglect of domestic America. dine out tonite! Saturday Specials Minneapolis and Chicago were made by nonunion supervisor Hamburger Southern Fried Steak Chicken pilots, the company said. Pilots' spokesman Robert Re ESCORT TO COURT FBI agents escorted Walter John Petlikowsky, 31, of Ecorse, to court Thursday afternoon after arresting and charging him with aiding and' abetting skyjacking suspect Martin J. McNally.

Petlikowsky initially told the FBI he had unwittingly driven McNally from Peru, to Detroit after an American Airlines 727 jet was hijacked last week, (AP Wirephoto) zanka said about 100 crews tion of the new politics" not the backroom deal that McGovern called it. "The backroom deal was in the McGovern commission last year when it decided to exempt California from the rules" it designed to make the convention more democratic, Sanford said. "I felt the credentials committee ruling was a fair determination to make," the SJ75 each were away from home when the strike was called. Flights were halted around the world: BIG 4th of JULY BLAST Saturday Monday, July 1 3 9 Until Dance And Show TWO BANDS Lightning Express PLUS Chain of Fools Direct From Virginia Beach El Tango Club i Lake Lure, N. C.

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"The pilots have to pay their HELD OVER BY POPULAR DEMAND own expenses and cannot re 'Chess Match Of The Century' Hinges On Fischer Money Demand Sat. Night der Thorarisson, the federation DAY AND NIGHT SWIMMING ROYAL PINES POOL OPEN TO THE PUBLIC president, spent most of the REYKJAVI, Iceland (APK) Organizers of the world chess championship said Friday the "whole match" de- BIG SUPER SHOW AND DANCE Featuring the Icelandic Chess Federation had to sort out was a fresh demand by Fischer for 30 per cent of the gate receipts collected during the match. Without the extra money, he threatened to boycott the match scheduled to begin on Sunday. It was learned that Gutmun- BIG DANCE SHOW TONIGHT WORLD FAMOUS SPYDER TURNER night in sometimes heated telephone conversation with Fischer's representatives in the United States. Thorarisson said late Friday that "nothing has been ponds on eleventh-hour negotiations between them and Bobby Fischer's lawyer on a new de mand for more money by the Dav Hours 9:30 'III 5.

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