Belle Heads Toward Long Island In Hurricane Run
Hurricane Belle with 110 mph winds moved north toward a collision path with Long Island and southern New England. Evacuations and shelters were set up on the Outer Banks as 10 000 tourists and 2 500 to 3 000 residents faced gale force winds and rising tides.
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Cape Hatteras
N.C
North Carolina
Here
Virginia Capes
Long Island
Hatteras
John Hope
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Hope
Belle
Kill Devil Hills
Nags Head
Dare County
Iris Leary
Bill Harris
State Department of Civil Preparedness
Coal mines idle as Miller prediction fails in West Virginia
West Virginia and surrounding states keep coal mines shut despite Arnold Miller predicting some of the nearly 100000 striking miners would return to early shifts. The wildcat walkout enters its fourth week with few pickets active and Miller set to address the International Executive Board in Washington.
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Charleston
W.va
Appalachian
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Miller
Illinoos
West Virginia
Indiana
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Kentucky
Kanawha
Union
International Executive Board Today
Washington, D.C
Cedar Grove
Meigs Miners in Meigs and Vinton Counties Strike
Union leader Gene Osler says about 1500 workers at Southern Ohio Coal Co. three mines will not return this week. The walkout disrupts rail traffic on ConRail as West Virginia coal moves toward the Great Lakes. Osler will join District 6 leaders in Bellaire.
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Salem Center
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Gene Osler
the Messenger
Osler
West Virginia
Meigs
Vinton Counties
ConRail
Middleport
Great Lakes
Bellaire
United Mine Workers
Awareness drive for Athens County aging agency leader
Zella Kruszewski, former program director of the Athens County home and now head of the Information and Referral Service at the Athens County Council on Aging, seeks to raise the agency’s profile in the community. Page 2.
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Zella Kruszewski
Athens County
Athens County Council On Aging
Teachers in Workshop in Trimble District in Ohio
Forty-two teachers from the Trimble Local School District joined a reading instruction workshop conducted by Ohio University. The program emphasizes individualized contact to improve pupil reading abilities during a portion of their vacation time. A related editorial series questions the financial health of public pension systems and compares public and private plan benefits.
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Jacksonville
Trimble
Ohio University
Weather outlook partial clouds tonight and warm Tuesday
Partly cloudy tonight with lows 55 to 60. Mostly sunny Tuesday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Rain chance about 10 percent tonight and Tuesday.
Euclid Beats Athens In State Legion First Round
Euclid defeated Athens 8 to 4 in first round of the State American Legion tournament this morning. ENDICOTT N Y AP Bob Wynn edged Bob Gilder by one stroke to win the rain delayed B C Open with 13 under par 271. Both shot 69s in the final round.
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Euclid
Athens
American Legion
Endicott
N.Y
Bob Wynn
Bob Gilder
Peking Shaken Again After Large Northeast Quake
AP reports a strong aftershock rattled Peking as a follow-up to July quakes in northeast China. Kyodo notes rescue teams opened reserve air shafts in Tangshan where 10,000 coal miners were entombed but most were saved by an urgent rescue effort.
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Tokyo
Peking
China
Japan
Kyodo News Service
Hsinhua
Tangshan
Ford praised by Catholics at world congress closing
President Ford drew praise from about 100000 Catholics at the International Eucharistic Congress closing in Philadelphia for voicing support of the church's life ethic. Some bishops urged stronger action on abortion. Pope Paul VI, via satellite, also participated from Bol sena Italy in rites tied to a 13th century miracle.
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Ford
Philadelphia
John F. Kennedy
Inter
Catholic Church
U.S
Miguel Rodriguez
Arecibo
Puerto Rico
Walter Curtis
Bridgeport
Paul
Bolsena
Italy
GOP Platform Truce Under Strain at Republican Convention
The GOP Resolutions Committee battles over platform drafting as Reagan allies push for firmer positions. Debate centers on canal fate abortion stance and Soviet relations while Ford supporters seek broad, balance-filled language acceptable to all Republicans.
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Kansas City
Ronald Reagan
Resolutions Committee
Reagan
Ford
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
James P. Lucier
Helms
Panama Canal
Soviet Union
Canal
Schweiker and Reagan Weigh Coalition in 1980 Ticket
Sen Richard Schweiker says his philosophy aligns with Ronald Reagan not by moving right but by critiquing federal bureaucracy. He notes his shifts on health care and employment bills, while maintaining core beliefs as he represents a broader national constituency.
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Ronald Reagan
Richard Schweiker
Apublican Ninination
Schweiker
Reagan
Doug Willis
Associated Press
Charleston
W.va
Pennssylvania
California
House
Senate
Henry A. Kissinger
Humphrey
Ford cautions on criticizing Connally to aid party unity
President Ford says Republicans who attack John Connally as his possible running mate harm party unity. He urges keeping rival data requests private to the process and notes Reagan hurt himself by naming Schweiker early. Ford plans to announce after the convention and says data has been requested from Sen. Howard Baker and Elliot Richardson.
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Reagan
Schweiker
Dick Barnes
Associated Press
Camp David
Ford
John B. Connally
Nixon Administration
Treasury
Ronald Reagan
Richard S. Schweiker
GOP
Howard Baker
R-Tenn
Commerce
Elliot L Richardson
Mountaintop
Maryland
Jimmy Carter
Carter
Cisely
Carter Ford
Watergate
Connally
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Iowa
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