Cairo Peace Conference May Include Three Nations
Cairo reports indicate a three nation meeting led by President Sadat with Israel and the United States likely to attend to prep for an Arab Israeli peace conference in Geneva. The PLO Syria and Jordan reportedly declined. the USSR Lebanon and UN secretary general had not yet responded.
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Kurt Waldheim
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Carter
U.S
Cyrus Vance
Eliahu Ben- Elissar
Menahem Begin
Meir Rosenne
Foreign Ministry
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Libya
Algeria
Tripoli
Hussein
Coal Talks to Resume Amid Imminent Miner Strike
Federal mediators scheduled renewed talks between the United Mine Workers and the Bituminous Coal Operators Association as a December 6 contract deadline nears. Union President Arnold Miller warned a strike by about 130,000 miners could occur if no settlement is reached, risking health and retirement benefits for retirees and active miners.
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Industry
Arnold Miller
UMW
Miller
BCOA
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Ray Marshall
Ohio
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
John Guzek
UMW District 6
Tax Break in Doubt as Ohio Panel Seeks Compromise
Ohio lawmakers struggle over a proposed business tax break that would reduce local property taxes on machinery and equipment. The conflict centers on potential losses to school districts and how to fund revenue gaps while balancing worker and union concerns.
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Ohio
House- Senate
George D. Tablack
Dampbell
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Senate
John Hall
Ohio Education Association
Conference
Robert E. O'Shaughnessy
Anthony J. Celebrezze Jr
Cleveland
Robert Boggs
Jefferson
Boggs
Rhodesia claims 1200 guerrillas killed in Mozambique
Moderate black nationalists say the guerrilla armies suffered a crippling blow if Rhodesia's claim of killing at least 1,200 guerrillas in Mozambique is true. Also, a 58-year-old jet fighter test pilot seeks a Supreme Court ruling to overturn a 1971 grounding based on age.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Washington
Supreme Court
Ohio Univ Tied to Coal Project Says Association Executive
The executive vice president of the Ohio Mining and Reclamation Association states Ohio University is a logical site for a coal industry project. He notes Page 3.
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Ohio University
Ohio Mining and Reclamation Association
CAA Bid Dispute Settled in Carthage Project
Tri County Community Action Agency has begun work on a house in Carthage after a bid procedures dispute in a housing rehabilitation program was apparently resolved.
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Tri-County Community Action Agency
Carthage
Religion Ties Vilcabamba Longevity in Ecuador Town
The Rev. Frank Patala of Chauncey cites religion as key to the long life of Vilcabamba residents in Ecuador after a recent visit. Weather outlook: temperatures in the 40s to 50s with rain likely tonight and again Wednesday. highs in the 50s and 40s.
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Vilcabamba
Ecuador
Frank Patala
Chauncey
Ohioans Balk At Lifeline Bill
With the signup deadline near, about 150000 elderly and disabled households in Ohio have yet to apply for the Lifeline program. State officials note only 54000 of an estimated 200000 eligible renters have applied, while homeowners show higher engagement. The program covers 25 percent of winter heating bills for December to April, with a one time $87.50 payment for non metered fuels. Applications were extended to Wednesday with outreach ongoing via county auditors and a toll free line.
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Columbus
Ohio
Robert J. Scholl
Taxation Department
Robert Kosydar
Scholl
Martin A. Janis
Commission On Aging
Grenada PM launches U.N. UFO debate and film night
Grenada Prime Minister Eric Gairy opened a U.N. debate on unidentified flying objects and then joined diplomats to watch Close Encounters of the Third Kind. He urged a U.N. UFO research agency and proposed 1978 as the International Year of Unidentified Flying Objects with joint stamps.
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United Nations
Eric Gairy
Grenada
U.N
Caribbean
General Assembly
Garry
Hollywood
Assembly
Gairy
Carter
Georgia
United States
Carter Nominee Withdraws Name From FBI Director Consideration
U S District Judge Frank M Johnson withdraws his nomination to head the FBI due to extended recovery from major surgery. Attorney General Griffin Bell informed Senate Judiciary Committee chairman James Eastland that Johnson may not be able to resume duties for about a year. Kelley plans to retire Jan 1, with options including delaying the search or an acting director if needed.
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U.S
Frank M. Johnson
FBI
Griffin B. Bell
Bell
James O. Eastland
Senate Judiciary Committee
Eastland
Johnson
Montgomery
Ala
Alabama
Clarence B. Kelley
Los Angeles Times
the Times
Wall
Carter
Clarence M. Kelley
Kelley
University of Alabama
Birmingham
Bureau
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