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Officials of the United Auto Workers union and Ford Motor Co on Monday signed a historic agreement expected to save the automaker $1 billion over 31 months, but analysts say con sumers should not expect big drops in the prices of Ford cars The analysts say only an up turn in car sales will bring back profits and put laid-off workers back on the assembly lines The accord, ratified by a 3-1 margin in weeklong voting that ended Sunday, took effect as soon as it was signed The new agreement at Ford wipes out 3 percent annual wage boosts for Ford’s 170,000 autoworkers and defers cost of-living allowance payments for nine months to keep them at their current $2 03-per-hour level The contract, approved 43,683 to 15,933, eliminates eight paid personal holidays per year, erases a bonus payment and forces new employees to start at lower wages and ben efits However, Ford agreed to limits on subcontracting of work, guaranteed income for higher-seniority workers, profit sharing, improved benefits for laid-off workers and a two-year moratorium on plant closings due to sending work abroad or to non-union companies Williams linked to 23 slayings ATLANTA With the conviction of Wayne Williams in the slayings of two young blacks, police have closed the books on 21 other slayings in a 22-month string of killings. Atlanta Public Safety Commissioner Lee Brown said Monday A special task force created in July 1980 to investigate the cases will be disbanded next Monday, Brown said "Do you believe Wayne Wil liams committed 23 murders?" Brown was asked "Yes we do," said Brown, who made the announcement at a news conference with top federal, state, county and city law enforcement officers The officials met for one hour and 20 minutes at the task force headquarters to make their decision "With the conviction of Wayne Williams, we have as a result cleared 23 cases, based upon the evidence," Brown said Seven other cases will remain open but will be turned over to the ordinary jurisdictions involved, he said Williams, a 23-year-old black freelance photographer and aspiring talent promoter was convicted of murder Saturday in the slayings of Nathaniel Cater. 27, and Jimmy Ray Payne, 21, the 26th and 28th victims on the task force list Four explosions rock Wall Street NEW YORK Four explosions that rocked Wall Street were evidence that the Puerto Rican terrorist group FALN has recovered from a series of arrests last year and is back in business, the FBI said Monday The explosions late Sunday, when the nation's financial dis trict was virtually empty, appar ently were timed to mark the March 1, 1954, attack by Puerto Rican nationalists who opened fire from the House of Repre sentatives visitors' gallery and wounded five congressmen The bombings could trans late into a buildup of a new leadership" of the FALN which was dealt a serious blow in June 1980 when 11 of its top members were arrested and subsequently convicted in Chicago, said Kenneth Walton, the assistant deputy director of the FBI in New York "The back of the FALN was Tuesday March 2 11:30-12:30 Wildlife Management in the Dunes; EMU FORUM 7:30-9:00 History and Wildlife of the Dunes with Slides and a film; RM 101 EMU OuniE SYIMP0SIU1M Wednesday March 3 11:30-12:30 Geology of the Dunes and the Dunal Aquifer; DAD'S ROOM EMU 7:30-9:30 Man's threat to the Oregon Dunes plus "As Sure As Time and the Tide", a Multi-image Slide Show; EMU FORUM broken two years ago, but they evidently were in traction a sufficient amount of time that they have a new back," Walton said at a news conference The bombs shattered win dows and caused minor struc tural damage to buildings but no one was injured, police said Hit were the New York and American stock exchanges and the headquarters of the Merrill Lynch investment firm and Chase Manhattan Bank Hillside Strangler trial continues LOS ANGELES Cousins Angelo Buono and Kenneth Bianchi were depicted Monday in the prosecution s opening statement as the "sex oriented. manipulative” partners in the Hillside Strangler murders of 10 women Buono, standing trial alone after Bianchi turned state s evidence in a plea bargain to escape the death penalty, has steadfastly maintained his in nocence The defense was expected to present its opening statement Tuesday Buono is charged with 10 counts of murder as well as rape and kidnapping counts, which would provide special circum stances allowing the death pen alty if Buono is convicted Bianchi pleaded guilty to five of the murders in Los Angeles and to two in Bellingham, Wash He has been sentenced to life in prison in both states The remaining five counts against Bianchi in California were dropped in the plea-bargaining arrangement Bianchi's vacillating accounts of the Los Angeles murders caused the district attorney s office to pull out of the pro secution last year But Superior Court Judge Ronald George or dered the trial to continue, and the attorney general's office stepped in to prosecute Eugene lawmaker rests in hospital SALEM House Majority Leader Grat tan Kerans was listed in fair condition Monday at Salem Ho spital after he complained of dizziness to a fellow lawmaker The 41-year-old Kerans sought the aid of Sen John Kitzhaber, who is a doctor, and was then taken from the Capitol by ambulance A hospital spokeswoman said Kerans would be held overnight for observation after apparently suffering from a lack of blood to the brain Kerans, a Eugene Democrat, is serving his fourth two-year term in the House SIMPLIFY YOUR JOB SEARCH use Preferential Reference Resumes, Personalized Cover Letters, Addressed Envelopes Every Copy An Original! 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