Mailmen defend against dog bites in West Germany
West German Postal Ministry warned it would halt mail deliveries to homes with dogs that bite letter carriers as bites rise despite mailmen carrying spray. Other items note Maine earmuff bill praise, convention anonymity for bomb technicians, Jimmy Cagney stroke update, Nixon Watergate reaction, and early coffee price cuts by General Foods Coca Cola and Folger Coffee.
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Bonn
West Germany
UPL
United Press International
General Foods Corp
Coca-Cola Co
Folger Coffee Co
City seeks 10-year payout for old railroad station
Demetrakis asks city for a decade to cover 500000 for the aging railroad station. Hospital team seeks support to curb child abuse. State House approves bill protecting fueling station operators. United Technologies denies report on Chairman Harry Gray’s pay. Governor vetoes Sunday bow and arrow deer hunting. City tax collector seeks power to deny food licenses for unpaid bills.
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Demetrakis
City
United Technologies
Harry Gray
Carter Denounces Slur Linking Jews to Jesus Death
President Jimmy Carter condemned the old charge that Jews killed Christ as unjust and false. He affirmed churches have repudiated the deicide claim and urged repentance and love for Jews. Carter's letter to Lutheran pastor Steinbruck explained Jesus was a Jew and named the human instruments of his crucifixion.
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New York
Jimmy Carter
Jesus
U.S
Carlier
Carter
Southern Baptists
Judas
Caiaphas
Pilate
Jetter
John F. Steinbrick
Washington
Luther Place Memorial Church
First’ Baptist Church
Steinbruck
Canard
Abraham
Associated Press
Vatican
World Council of Churches
National Council of Churches
Christ
Cater
Jesus of Nazareth
New England Fuel Costs Questioned At Energy Hearing
A Congressional subcommittee pressed John F. O'Leary over why New England must pay higher fuel prices than the national average. He testified that regional disparities would shrink by 1985, with New England electricity costs still above average but narrowing, while other regions face their own shifts under Carter's energy plan. Kennedy pressed for justification, noting the promised equity in the energy program.
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Boston
Carter
New England
John F. O'Leary
Federal Energy Administration
Edward M. Kennedy
Margaret Heckter
R-Mass
Joint Energy Subcommittee
O’leary
Halé
Hév
Kennedy
O'Leary
Texas
O'Leary predicts mixed savings from coal plant switch
Mrs Heckler questions O Leary on FEA plans to convert oil fired plants to coal. He says 16 projects in New England would lower rates for most, with a few plants seeing about 10 percent increases. NE Electric System urges federal help for coal use, while cost savings and a blanket order are debated. John Buckley expresses skepticism on coal supply, but O Leary says the market will provide the coal.
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Heckler
O'Leary
FEA
O’leary
New England
Guy. Nichols
New England Electric System
Otil
Pehy
John Buckley
Northeast Petroleum Industries
Buckley
Ulster Strike Called Off After Opposing Pressure
Protestant extremists in Northern Ireland halted a day-old strike after strong grassroots opposition doomed the move. The United Unionist Action Councils cited lives lost and insisted Britain and the IRA threats failed to justify further disruption. The decision followed late-night meetings amid widespread dismay in East Belfast.
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Belfast
Northern ‘Ireland
Northern Ireland
Jan. Paisley
United Unionist Action Councils
Britain
Irish Republican
Ulster Defense Association
Action Council
Ulster
Acton Council
Hartford Lawyer Nominated for U S District Court Judge
Hartford attorney Joseph Adinolfi Jr was recommended by Senator Ribicoff for a U S District Court judgeship in Connecticut. If confirmed, he would fill a vacancy created by Judge Robert Zampano moving to senior status.
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Hartford
UPI
Joseph Adinolfi Jr
Abraham Ribicoff
Dconn
U.S. District Court
Connecticut
Adinolfi
Griffin Beil
Carter
Ridicoff
Washington
Senate
U.S
Robert Zampano
Wesleyan , University
Harvard Law School
Adinalfi
Elizabeth Cotter
William R. Cotter
Ribicoff
Lowell P. Weicker Jr
R-Conn
T.F. Gilroy Daly
Fairfield
M. Joseph Blumenfeld
OPEC Members Scrap Planned 5 Percent Oil Price Hike
Eleven OPEC members abandoned a scheduled five percent price increase, potentially saving oil buyers over two billion dollars in the second half of the year. Saudi Arabia and the United Arab Emirates opposed the full Doha plan, keeping market crude at about 12.70 dollars per barrel.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Organization of Petroleum Exporting Countries
Middle East
U.S
GPEC
A Vic
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Mobil Oil Corp
John Lichtblau
Oil Company
Petroleum — Industry Res
Reverend Floyd May Seeks Bridgeport Mayor Bid
The Rev Roger Floyd of 301 Cambridge Avenue said he may seek the Democratic nomination for mayor this year and is testing support. He would face Mayor John C Mandanici and two contenders Cecil Young and Gary Sylvia in the bid. Floyd directs the Bridgeport Area Council of Churches and has been active in community programs.
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Roger Floyd
Cambridge Avenue
Floyd
Bridgeport Area
Bottle Bill Faces Vote Deadline In Connecticut
Envi ronmentalists near securing final Senate or House signatures to revive the bottle bill. A 5 p.m. today deadline looms as lawmakers face pressure from beverage lobbyists. Governor Ty Grasso would sign if it reaches her desk. House backing stood at 72 signatures, four short of requirement.
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Hartford
UPI
Senate
House
House of Representatives
Lawrence DeNardis
Amden
John A. Gawrych
Torrington
Alfred Santaniello Jr
Norwalk
DeNardis
Ella
Ty Grasso
Beverage Industry
Spar
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Frances Cagney
Nixon
Barry Goldwater
Richard Nixon
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