Labor Department Sues Teamsters Leader over Pension Fund Loans
The Labor Department sues Teamsters President Frank E. Fitzsimmons and 15 former trustees over allegedly improper loans from the Chicago based Central States Pension Fund totaling tens of millions. The suit seeks recovery of millions and was announced by Labor Secretary Ray Marshall at a Chicago filing.
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Carter Considers Gas Deregulation to Break Energy Deadlock
Washington reporting that the Carter administration is exploring concessions with Republicans to advance a stalled energy bill. Senate Energy Chair Henry M. Jackson and others hint at limited natural gas deregulation, while House liberals threaten to oppose any compromise. Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger met late Tuesday with Republican negotiators showing willingness to support limited deregulation if needed.
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UNC and HEW clash over desegregation pressure
HEW issues guidelines to speed desegregation of UNC system by requiring elimination of programs offered at both white and black campuses. UNC President William C. Friday vows the university will stand firm, asserting authority through its Board of Governors.
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Suspected Spies Claim Innocence In Vietnam Espionage Case
Ronald Louis Humphrey and Truong Dinh Hung deny charges that they transmitted confidential U S defense documents to Vietnam. The seven count indictment alleges couriers carried materials to Vietnamese officials in Paris and marks one of the first spy cases involving a U S citizen for Vietnam.
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Chessecord by Thomas Joseph
Cryptoquote puzzle appears with a quoted Frost line about people who take risks. The page lists clues and answers for a crossword style puzzle centered on the title Chessecord authored by Thomas Joseph.
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Midwest Braces for Fresh Snow Storm Across Nation
The new storm system threatens the snow battered Midwest with potential four inch Kentucky snowfall. The blizzard toll rises to seven in Kentucky. nationwide deaths reach at least 129. Cold spell grips Montana to Minnesota with subzero readings. wide temperature contrasts across the country.
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Raleigh dentist recalls Miss Little's impact on practice
Dr David P Lane says his Raleigh dental clinic expanded during Joan Little's prison work release hiring and he would hire her again. He notes the office ran with three chairs and attracted patients from miles around seeking to see her. Little, acquitted in 1975 of a Beaufort County jailer murder, had escaped the women's prison in October and was released on bond after being captured in New York City.
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