Small Business Gets Relief From OSHA Paperwork Burden
The Labor Department will exempt 3.4 million small businesses from OSHA record keeping forms starting in 1978 and cut paperwork for larger firms by half, saving about 100 million dollars annually. The move marks the first major paperwork reduction under the Carter administration.
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Washington
Labor Department
Commission On Federal Paperwork
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
OSHA
Carter
Ray Marshall
United States backs Vietnam UN admission and rights pledge
The United States predicted Vietnam would gain United Nations membership and commit to advancing human rights as the Security Council debated a resolution for unified Vietnam. McHenry said Vietnam would join in collective responsibility to peace, security, and human rights when admitted.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
Vietnam
U.S
Donald F. McHenry
Security Council
General Assembly
McHenry
Socialist Republic of Vietnam
U.N
Paris
Council
Persisbe
South
Truck crashes into Trans-Alaska pipeline shut down oil flow
An Alaska truck crash damaged a valve on the Trans-Alaska pipeline causing an oil leak and immediate shutdown just 24 hours after restart. Alyeska’s Edward Patton said the impact halted operations briefly and would slow flow to original pace.
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Anchorage, Alaska
trans-Alaska
Edward L. Patton
Patton
Alyeska Pipeline Service Co
Alyeska
Wing Fair With Cloudy Afternoons Today
Weather notice notes fair conditions with afternoon clouds. Low tonight in the upper 60s. Today and tomorrow high temperatures mid 90s. Southerly wind at 15 to 20 mph.
Man Killed On First Day Of New Job
Francisco M. Reyes a 25 year old Mexican national was killed on his first day at the Crowe Guide prestressed concrete plant in East Amarillo after being struck by a concrete loader at about 6 30 p m in an alley near beams He died at Amarillo Emergency Receiving Center from a crushed chest and possible neck injury Funeral services were pending with Schooler Gordon Funeral Directors.
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Amarillo
Francisco M. Reyes
Chihuahua
Mexico
Crowe- Guide
Manhattan
Reyes
Crowe-Guide
Schooler Gordon
Israel Proposes Withdrawals and Arab Civil Rule in West Bank
Prime Minister Begin presents Carter with a peace plan calling for broad Israeli withdrawals in Sinai and the Golan Heights and a semi autonomous Arab civil administration on the West Bank. Plan envisions Geneva conference revival, subcommittees on settlements, and continued Israeli governance of the West Bank with Arab day to day control.
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Israel
West Bank
Washington
Menahem Begin
Carter
Middle East
Sinai
Golan Heights
Jordan River
Ources
Begin
Theiir
White House
Palestine Liberation Organization
Jody Powell
At Lest
Jordan
Slaying Victim and Suspect in Spearman Case
Jose Leon Gutierrez was shot and found dumped in a Spearman landfill after alleged ties to an aggravated assault case involving Irvin Spence last November. Spence died this month, while two Fort Worth brothers remain jailed on murder charges tied to Gutierrez's death. The district attorney was revising Gutierrez's charges when his death was reported. The probe notes no proven link between Gutierrez and Spence's deaths. Gutierrez's body showed three gunshot wounds from a .22 rifle.
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Hadeen
Jose Leon Gutierrez
Heath
Irvin Spence
Spearman Spence
Hansford Hospital
St. Anthony's Hospital
Amarillo
Stephen F Cross
84Th
Gutierrez
Fort Worth
Frank Harris Powell
Patrick Otis Powell
Yester
Hansford
Justice of the
Johnnie Vernon
Spoesman
Hanford
Spence
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