Carter Promises "New Democratic Partnership" at Convention
President Carter, in Memphis, frames a new Democratic partnership among the president, Congress, governors, mayors, and local officials. He contrasts this with Republican leadership, argues his administration cuts red tape and fights inflation, and defends social programs against defense cuts amid liberal calls to curb spending.
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Memphis
Gerald R. Ford
Carter
Nixon
Congress
U.S
Notice of Public Financial and Estate Matters in Bluefield WV
Public notices list final settlements of several estates in Mercer County West Virginia with executors and administrators named. Also included are a trustee sale of property in Princeton and a vehicle sale in Bluefield area, plus creditor notices and a 1975 deed of trust with a December 29 sale date.
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Pennington
Deresser
Cishman
Margeret
Jonn
Frarner Agron
Carl Intent
Linda Oquneger Ardan
Wright Charities
Linda Dunagan
Ron Malcomme Northtorn
West Virginia
General Motors Acceptance Corp
Ramey Chevrolet, Inc
Tasewell
Virginia
General Motors
Bivetera
Mary Ferguson Clark
Dave C Clark
Wanda Christine Combs Lester F Combs
Gladys Bechols
First National Bank of Givetelad
Sherman R Gearheart
Ann
Gearheart
John Richard Greear
Egitn
Cora Lee Williams
Bluefield
William T Hancock
Ronald E Wiseman
Charlotte L. Wiseman
Guy W Perkins
Jerry Cameron
Rivetleiad
Mercer County
Cefault
Princeton
Mercer
Cypress Street
Said Street
Bluefield Avenue
Guy W. Perkins
Court Orders Suspension Of Raleigh County Magistrate Joe Rodriguez
The West Virginia Supreme Court formally ordered a 60 day suspension of Raleigh County Magistrate Joe Rodriguez while it conducts an investigation and audit. The order notes serious questions about the magistrate's conduct under the Judicial Code of Ethics, but Rodriguez will receive pay during the suspension and can resume duties after 60 days if no further orders are issued.
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Charleston
W.va
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Raleigh
Joe Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Fred H. Caplan
Judicial Code of Ethics
Offices Of American Company Burned In Tehran Rioting
Rioters burned the Tehran headquarters of Grumman Corp in clashes with troops. Six employees escaped unharmed. Foreign evacuations surged as the government prepared to allow moslem demonstrations during Moharram while oil output fell 43 percent amid a five day strike.
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American Company
Tehran
Iran
Grumman Corp
U.S. Aerospace Company
U.S
Grumman
Isfahan
Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Moharram
Westinghouse Electric Co
Mehrabad
American Bell Telephone Co
Europe
Impreglio
Tesla Construction Co
Rome
Refugee Family Finds Bittersweet Life in Paris Transit Centers
Vietnamese refugee Huynh Tho and 13 family members, among 221 aboard the Hai Hong, face uncertain prospects in France. At two Paris transit centers they undergo induction, medicals, and meals while awaiting relocation to about 100 lodging centers across the provinces to pursue jobs, reunite with relatives, and integrate into French life. Huynh, a former Saigon business representative, speaks multiple languages and has become a liaison for others amid ongoing refugee movements and reports of more boats fleeing Vietnam.
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Creteil
France
Huynh Tho
Paris
Huynh
Vietnam
Europe
Lumbo
Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Hai Hong
Saigon
Stocks Fall Slightly As Market Drifts Lower
New York stocks ended a drifting week with a moderate decline. The Dow fell 4.24 to 811.85, the NYSE composite dipped 0.24 to 54.06, and the S P 400 slipped 0.55 to 107.26 while the S P 500 lost 0.45 to 96.63. Exxon slid to 49 1/2 after reporting its first Baltimore Canyon well yielded little oil or gas. NASDAQ closed at 118.77, up 0.22.
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NatStl (Ap
Eaton
Norf Wn
Exxon
Occid Pet
FMC Bio Ohio
Owen
Ford
Pfizer
Phil Morr
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QuakOat
RCA
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Andhr
ReichCh Armco
Gulf Oil
Hercules
Avco
Inger
Scott P
Bendix
IBM
Sears
Shell Oil
Singer Co
Boeing A
Borden JhnMan
Soi Pac
CPC
Joy Mfg
Sperry
Celanese
Ais Kmart
Brands
Chrysler
Kaisr al
Mts Koppers
Coca Col
Kroger
Col Gas
Texaco
Marathno
Mie Sas
McDermt
Uniroyal
Curtis Wr
McDowd
US Steel
Mead Corp
Westy el
Dow
Weverhr
Dresser
Mobil Oil
Whirlpol
DuPont
NCR Cp
Woolwthh
FastAir
Nat Can
Xerox Corp
Wheat First Securities Inc
Acton
Grhart Owen
Overnite
Alghny Air
Ge Med
Parsons RM
Allis Chimis
Gould
AMAX
Amerada
Great
A&p PeNnwalt
Grumman
Phelps Dodge
Amer
Gulf & West
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Hardees
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Hanes
Potomac el
AMIC
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Proc &Gam
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Hecks
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ATO
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Hou Oil M
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Hughes Too
Robertshaw
Bank of VA
Humana
Joe Maris
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Inexco
Bearings
Integon
SCOA
Ind
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SEDCO
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Jun Walter Es Smiths Trans
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Kennecott Southern Co
Masa
Southern Ry
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Lear Siegler
Lou Roys
Bunker
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Burroughs
Lockheed
Taft
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la Pacific
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Whittaker
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New Jersey
More Strike Violence Is Reported
Pittsburgh reports ongoing turmoil in the four week steel haulers strike with sporadic shootings rock throwing and vandalism. A steel executive testified that pipe wielding strikers attacked a truck convoy leaving Bethlehem Steel in Bethlehem Pa last month as officials refused to negotiate a new shipping contract. Superintendent Richard A Adams testified that FASH officials Fred Mensing and Robert W Raub proposed a separate shipping agreement for independent truckers.
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Pittsburgh
Association of Steel
Richard A. Adams
Bethlehem Steel
Bethlehem
Adams
FASH
Fred Mensing
Robert W Raub
Lipstick Reading ministers urge at communion services
The Rev. Brian Brindley blasts lipstick at Holy Communion in the Lipstick Reading parish magazine. He asks wearers to avoid lipstick or prevent it from transferring to the chalice, risking contravention of the Equal Opportunities Act.
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Lipstick Reading
England
Brian Brindley
Byrd stands by nominations list for Virginia federal judgeships
Senator Harry F Byrd Jr rejected a Carter demand to add black and women nominees to his list of 10 candidates for two eastern and two western Virginia judgeships. He said he followed the president's handwritten instruction and would support any of the commission picks. The commissions reported seven black men in eastern Virginia and no women among the screened candidates.
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Washington
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Byrd
Carter
Justice Department
Citizens’ Commissions
Thomas N. Downing
Newport News
Eastern District Commission
Downing
Richmond Women’s Bar Association
Move Afoot To Remove Byrd From Senate Caucus
Virginia delegates at the Democratic Party miniconvention in Memphis moved to urge the Senate Democratic Caucus to limit membership to party labels. The resolution targets Harry F. Byrd Jr., an independent, as the only non Democrat in the caucus, and seeks to bring the Byrd question to the national party floor.
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Virginia
Byrd
Senate
Memphis
Tenn
U. S
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Democratic National
Ira Lechner
Arlington
Virginia House of Delegates
National Party
May Bring Suit Over Competency Test
Richmond newspaper editor Ross Mackenzie says the Richmond News Leader will sue if a high school competency test is released under FOI. The State Board of Education and Department of Education declined the request, urging the test not be made public as wasteful, pending formalAttorney General guidance.
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Richmond
State Board of Education
Virginia
Ross Mackenzie
Richmond News Leader
Department of Education
State Board
Department
Wiliam E. Campbell
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Attorney General's Office
Marshall Coleman
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U.N. High Commissioner For Refugees
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Princeton TeleCable
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