Carter Pursues Arab Israeli Peace Amid Summit Talks
President Carter travels to Geneva to meet Syrian President Assad as part of a weekend of talks with Britain France and West Germany on East West detente and global economic unity. The leaders urged faster job growth and lower inflation while debating arms sales and a possible demilitarized zone solution.
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London
Carter
United States
Geneva
Hafez Assad
Britain
France
Germany
Berlin
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Assad
Cyrus R. Vance
Washington
Israel
Hussein
Jordan
Fahd
Saudi Arabia
Golan Heights
Syria
Tel Aviv
Giscard d’Estaing
New York
Giscard
Nbc-Tv
Today Program
Kennedy International Airport
West Germany
Japan
Italy
Canada
Ohio Senate set to start budget hearings on education funding
Budget hearings begin in the Ohio Senate as Democrats weigh adding 45 to 50 million dollars to education outlays and pressure to restore about 30 million to the education budget. House Democrats cut 30 million from universities and slashed nearly 100 million from Rhodes budget.
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Columbus
Ohio
Senate
House
Oliver Ocasek
Akron
Harry Meshel
Youngstown
House Democrats
James A. Rhodes
Rhodes
Senate House
Revolution Inevitable Says Carmichael At Ohio University
Stokely Carmichael declared a socialist revolution in America is not only possible but inevitable during a Sunday night speech at Ohio University. The remarks appeared on Page 3 of the edition.
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America
Stokely Carmichael
Ohio University
Deaf child begins with baby sign language say OU speaker
A Communications Week speaker at Ohio University told the audience that a deaf child will start communication with baby sign language. The brief notes a freeze warning for tonight with frost and cold lows, and a sunny Tuesday with near zero precipitation.
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Ohio University
Carter Plan Seeks FICA Expansion and General Revenue Use
The Carter administration plans a two pronged Social Security overhaul. It would raise payroll taxes on all wages and extend FICA to all earnings while authorizing general tax funds for Social Security when unemployment exceeds six percent.
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Washington
Carter Administration
Joseph A. Califano
Department of Health
Walter F. Mondale
Mondale
Congress
Breeding Project Bald Eagles Slain at Cleveland Museum
Vandals killed about 20 birds at the Cleveland Museum of Natural History sanctuary for crippled birds including two male bald eagles kept for a breeding program. Two eagles survived. FBI and wildlife officials probe with a reward totaling $5,500 offered for information leading to arrests.
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Cleveland Museum of Natural History
FBI
Cleveland
Harold Mahan
Mahan
Washington Zoo
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
National Wildlife Federation
Washington
Job Outlook Dims for Summer 1977 Youths
Consumerwatch reports a tough 1977 summer labor market for ages 16 to 24 with 2.5 million job seekers last year. Officials warn more applicants and fewer openings, stressing planning and luck plus federal rules on paid work for teens and mandatory work permits where required.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
U.S. Department of Labor
Herman Fishman
Youth Services Bureau
New York State Department of Labor
Ivery
Fishman
Retina
A Esman
Miners Return to Work as Wildcat Walkout Eases
Southern West Virginia miners resume duties after a sympathy walkout for 16,000 District 6 strikers in northern West Virginia and eastern Ohio. District 6 president Guzek cites mixed return rates as Morgantown officials review the wave of unsanctioned stoppages and policy talks.
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Associated Press
West Virginia
Northern Panhandle
United Mine Workers District 17
UMW District 6
Ohio
District 6
John Guzek
Consolidation Coal Co
Marshall County
International Executive Board
Guzek
Southern Ohio Coal Co
Meigs County
Vinton County
No. 3
Morgantown
W.va
Peabody Coal Co
National
North American Coal Co
Quarto No. 7
United Mine Workers District 6
Arnold Miller
Miller
Charleston
Coshocton
Protesting Seabrook Clash Moves to Court in New Hampshire
In Concord, lawyers press a federal civil suit against Gov. Meldrim Thomson and five state officials alleging mistreatment of anti nuclear demonstrators. Trials resume in Hampton District Court as 17 convicted last week face fines and jail, with bail posted for many.
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Concord
N.H
Meldrim Thomson
Battle of Seabrook
Thomson
U.S. District Court
Hugh Bownes
Hampton District
Seabrook
Clamshell Alliance
Bownes
State Supreme Court
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James Callaghan
Helmut Schmidt
Meshel
House Finance Committee
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Consumerwatch
Secretary of Labor
Department of Labor
Consumer Information Center
Dept
Pueblo
Colo
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