Bowen shifts stance after meeting with Carter on coal talks
Gov Otis Bowen says after meeting with President Carter and 12 coal dependent state governors there is brief time for miners and operators to reach an agreement. He favors delaying Taft Hartley, believes a deal could be reached within a week or 10 days, and commends Carter for convening sessions to spur talks.
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Energy strain hits Anderson as coal shortage lingers
Anderson area observes uneven power cuts with business lights out on Nichol Avenue while banks and eateries dim signs. The Herald notes jail boiler and open windows at the Madison County Jail heighten concerns over energy policy and a stalled remodeling study. Local politics see eight Democrats and four Republicans filing sheriff nominations as federal highway aid faces cuts. How about This tips line to send in verified tips opens 5 to 7 pm.
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Haldeman book alleges nude memos in Nixon era scandal
In The Ends of Power, H.R. Haldeman claims Ehrlichman sent Kissinger folders with nude photos of starlets and forged memos detailing Nixon's bizarre demands. He says Ehrlichman would present the memos as official at various times and places, until Nixon saw the nude contents and enjoyed Kissinger's private life.
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Lottery to stand to win up to two hundred thousand
In Turkington Conn John A Tony Miscikowski hailed as the father of Connecticut's lottery may win up to 200000 in the game he promoted for nine years The former state representative first proposed a state lottery in 1950 and now faces the potential prize amid the ongoing lottery venture
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