Detroit talks intensify as union and city near deal
Negotiations with 9,000 AFSCME workers in Detroit accelerate amid an 11 day strike that halts city services and threatens next week's Republican National Convention. A tentative Wayne County agreement and a near final city offer keep hopes alive for a ratification soon.
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UPI
Mark Alling
C. Patrick Babcock
Lloyd Simpson
Council 25
American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees Union
Wayne County
Coleman Young
Simpson
Robert Pisarski
State Employment Relations Commission
Thomas Turner
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Afscme
Turner
Young
Jacobson back in Brooklyn
Howard Buddy Jacobson, a convicted murderer, is returned to Brooklyn in custody with three plainclothes detectives after traveling under an assumed identity. He checked in as the Deeds family and was flown from Los Angeles to Kennedy Airport arriving 6 10 a.m. He is to be arraigned on escape and related charges for the May 31 escape from Brooklyn House of Detention and faces a 25 year to life sentence for the 1978 murder of restaurant owner John Tupper.
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New York
UPI
Howard
Buddy” Jacobson
Brooklyn
Eugene Gold
Jacobson
Brooklyn House of Detention
Los Angeles
John Tupper
Cedar Rapids Gazette subscription and stamp details
The Cedar Rapids Gazette outlines its 1883 establishment by The Gazette and lists address Third Ave SE Cedar Rapids Iowa 52406. It notes second class postage, subscription rates for carriers and terms for afternoon edition and mail subscriptions.
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Cedar Rapids
Gazette
Third Ave
Rapids
Iowa
Associated Press
ERA backers press Reagan for meeting amid Kissinger hints
Republican ERA supporters urge Reagan to meet with them to show openness to moderates and Democrats. Kissinger edges into Reagan foreign policy circle as he prepares to speak at the convention and advise via Richard Allen.
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ERA
Reagan
Detroit
Ronald Reagan
Henry Kissinger
California
Platform Committee
Richard V. Allen
Republican platform slams Carter and Congress in 1980 document
Detroit AP report says the GOP platform committee completed a hostile 1980 issues platform criticizing Carter administration foreign policy and Democratic Congress. It condemns embassy attacks, hostage risks, and diplomatic insults while praising unity and a rightward shift under Ronald Reagan.
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Detroit
Republican Platform Committee
Carter
Congress
Republican Party
Ronald Reagan
America
Iran
Reagan
Los Angeles
Pope appeals for missions and indigenous rights in Brazil
Pope John Paul II, amid 100 degree heat in Manaus, urged missionaries to spread the Gospel without political ideology. He pressed Brazil to protect indigenous tribes, reform social welfare, and allow workers to unionize as he traveled 13 cities and the Amazon River confluence during a 12 day Brazilian visit.
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Manaus
Brazil
UPI
John Paul II
Amazon
John Paul
Rio Negro
Fortaleza
Amazon Basin
Brasilia
Sao Paulo
Recife
UAE Oil Minister Sees Glut Ending by 1982 Shortage
UAE oil minister Sheikhana Saeed al Otaiba said crude prices should hold until early winter then rise gradually as a temporary oil glut fades. He warned that conservation can slow the effect but not prevent a 1982 shortage.
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Tokyo
United Arab Emirates
Sheikhana Saeed al Otaiba
Fungicide Tied to Rat Bladder Cancer in U S Citrus Import
Tokyo researchers say high doses of the fungicide O-Phenylphenol Natrium or OPP-NA used on imported oranges grapefruit and lemons appear almost certainly linked to bladder cancer in laboratory rats. Kogo Hiraga of the Tokyo Public Hygiene Research Center notes the likely connection after telephone interview.
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Tokyo
United States
Kogo Hiraga
Tokyo Public Hygiene Research Center
Krypton venting continues at Three Mile Island
Utility officials report krypton gas venting at the Three Mile Island plant will continue through the day to determine if any gas remains in the disabled facility. President Carter returns from Tokyo and Alaska to begin a secluded week long vacation in Georgia. He lands at Brunswick and travels to Sapelo Island with Rosalynn to fish and tour.
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Middletown
UPI
Three Mile Island
Sapelo Island
Tokyo
Alaska
Carter
Ronald Reagan
Georgia
Air Force One
Brunswick
Sapelo
Rosalynn
Judge Rules U S Insurance Firms Entitled to Damages
Federal Judge George Hart ruled that three U S insurance groups may obtain compensation for assets nationalized by Iran, despite President Carter's order blocking court settlements on claims tied to about 8 billion dollars frozen in the United States. The decision notes the administration did not raise the issue in related claims suits.
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Washington
UPI
U.S
Carter
George Hart
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