Steelrigger Yearns For Mountain Life
Ed Keney 41 year old steel rigger from Darby Montana dreams of the Bitterroot and Absaroka mountains while working in cities like St. Louis and Cleveland. He plans a Mountain Man Survival School in the Bitterroot National Forest this August and was named chief of the Darby bicentennial rendezvous last year.
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Sergio Lalli
Associated Press
Madison, Ohio
Ed Jkeney
Rockies
Keney
Darby
Mont
St. Louis
Cleveland
Bitterroot Valley
Absaroka Mountains
Yellow Pig
Blue Jacket
Stinkfoot
Canton
Ohio
Far West
National
Muzzle Loading Rifle Association
American Mountain Men
Kirtland
Jedediah Strong Smith
Mike Fink
John Colter
Hugh Glass
Kit Carson
Jim Bridger
Chino
Bitterroot National Forest
Mountain Branch
Ed Keney
Violence stains May Day rallies worldwide reports
May Day turmoil spread from Istanbul where a gunfight on a hilltop left 33 dead and 126 wounded as 100,000 trade unionists clashed. Across Europe and Asia demonstrations continued with arrests, tear gas, and sporadic violence while Pablo Paul VI urged prayers for the unemployed and social progress.
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Madrid
Paul VI
Vatican City
Carter Outlines Welfare Reform Plan Steps
Washington AP Carter unveils outline of welfare overhaul after delaying deadline. He convened Cabinet and congressional leaders for budget talk with Thomas Lance on projections for four to five years and options to address decision making. Legislation will be introduced later.
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Washington
Carter
Thomas B. Lance
Office of Management
White House
Democrats poised to push veto proof agenda in Ohio
In Columbus Democrats seek to override Gov. James A. Rhodes with veto proof majorities, advancing several bills he previously vetoed. Aided by momentum from hearings, they push labor, lien law, public school tenure, item pricing, nondriver IDs, and a civilian conservation corps plan.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Cincinnati
Cincinnati Southern Railway
Senate Commerce and Labor Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
Civilian Conservation Corps
House
800 Say No in New Hampshire at Seabrook Sit-in
About 800 demonstrators, mainly in their 20s, were arrested for criminal trespass after a peaceful sit-in near the Seabrook nuclear plant. Detainees were held in armories with bail set between 100 and 500 dollars, hearings slated for Thursday, as police and National Guard coordinated arraignments in Portsmouth.
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Paris
Compiegne
Athens
Philippines
Seabrook
N.H
Seacoast
Meldrim Thomson
Paul Doyon
State
Portsmouth
National Guard
Portsmouth Residents Rally to Save Planned Uranium Plant
About 450 people including Gov. Rhodes and other officials gathered at a Portsmouth football stadium to pray President Carter will choose a site for a proposed 4.4 billion uranium enrichment plant. Organizers urge reliance on moral rightness and support for the gas centrifuge method, with Oak Ridge or Piketon seen as alternatives if the current plan changes.
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Portsmouth
Ohio
Ohio River
Carter
Piketon
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Oak Ridge
James A. Rhodes
William Harsha
Vernal G. Riffe
New Boston
Edward J. Herrmann
Howard Metzenbaum
Dohio
Nixon tapes revive Watergate era as Frost interview airs
New transcripts surface in The New York Times Washington Post Time and Newsweek confirming Nixon’s involvement in the Watergate scandal and hush money payments. Frost’s interview, paid by David Frost, airs Wednesday on over 150 stations with Nixon paid about 600000 dollars plus profits.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
David Frost
New York Times
Washington Post
Time
Newsweek
Frost
California
Time Magazine
Watergate
Democratic Party
White House
Nixon-Frost
Leon Jaworski
Athens Hike-Bike raises funds beyond goal
About 165 participants walked ran and cycled in the fifth annual Athens Hike-Bike for the retarded on Sunday. Pledges reached 6054 dollars surpassing the 5000 dollar goal and doubling last year’s total.
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Athens
Credibility Damaged? Carter credibility questioned over Piketon add on
An area congressman says President Carter's credibility was damaged by canceling the Piketon uranium enrichment plant add on project. Page 2.
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Carter
Piketon
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