Representative Marriott Visits Southern Utah Tour Schedule
Rep Dan Marriott R Utah spends Monday and Tuesday touring Cedar City St George Enterprise Ivins Leeds Hurricane LaVerkin Virgin Rockville and Springdale with breakfasts meetings press conferences and town hall stops. He attends Lions Club Rotary Hotel and LDS Church events and meets city leaders at multiple venues including the Coral Hills Motel Town Square and Bumbleberry Inn.
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Pressure mounts as Bell workers near strike deadline
Washington reports progress toward a Bell System settlement with about 700,000 workers, but negotiators remain far apart as the 12:01 a.m. EDT Sunday strike deadline nears. A federal mediator and President Carter receive updates while the system would keep operating but with installation delays and 4.8 million daily operator calls affected.
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Nighttime activities lessen in New York
Police ordered couples out of lovers lanes to deter the Son of Sam killer as the manhunt intensifies. Mayor Beame warned residents to move on from parked cars, amid fears of vigilante action in fear stricken neighborhoods. Residents report fear and plans to stay home as authorities stress caution and restraint.
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Vance eyes fall talks to revive Middle East peace
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance said he plans a series of bilateral meetings among Middle East representatives, separate from a UN working group, to pave the way for Geneva peace talks. He noted Assad agreed to allow his foreign minister to participate, signaling a potential September UN session.
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Oil nations urged to match IMF-OPEC fund contributions
Seven rich countries said they would contribute 6.5 billion to a special IMF fund to aid poor nations and planned to press seven oil-rich states to match. Dialogue at the IMF-OPEC finance ministers meeting also touched on currency instability and the U.S. dollar’s decline amid talks in Paris.
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Carter unveils welfare reform plan in Plains Georgia
President Carter urged Congress to scrap the fraud riddled welfare system and replace it with a 30.7 billion program to promote work. He said ending fraud and boosting payroll taxes could save about 1.3 billion over two years while adding 2.5 billion annually, aiming to balance the budget. The plan envisions up to 14 million public service jobs, a work bonus, and partial disability and care provisions, with implementation starting as soon as possible.
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Welfare program reforms and growth outlined in Carter plan
Washington reports that Carter aims to revamp the welfare system focusing on Aid to Families with Dependent Children Food Stamps and Supplemental Security Income. The program has grown from 1965 to last year with large federal shares and rising recipient counts, while GAO notes nearly 500 million dollars is misspent annually in AFDC and urges corrective action.
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Turner tightens CIA power with full budget control
SAN FRANCISCO UPI Turner says Carter’s intelligence overhaul makes him the most powerful CIA director in history yet he rejects being called a czar. Turner will control budgets for national intelligence, estimated at 5 to 9 billion dollars annually, while insisting the plan does not create a single super agency. He notes ongoing secrecy over CIA spending to protect emphasis and counteremphasis.
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Cedar City and St George Weather Outlook
Cedar City sees isolated afternoon or evening thundershowers with fair conditions otherwise. Southerly winds 15 to 25 mph. Highs near 90s, lows mid 50s. St George forecasts afternoon thundershowers with strong winds up to 25 mph. Highs 100 to 105, lows around 70s.
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