Cannery strike ends as coal miners hold out in defiance
Cannery workers end an 11 day strike in northern California and move toward resumed processing of tomatoes peaches and pears with contract approval expected to curb losses. Meanwhile coal miners in several states persist in a walkout despite court fines and union pressure.
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Charleston
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Ohio
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Indiana
West Virginia
July moisture runs low in Columbus weather year
The Columbus weather record shows July 1976 with only 1.59 inches of rain, about half the normal 3.07 inches. For much of the month the outlook suggested drier conditions, with only a few belated showers arriving to ease the deficit.
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Reagan delegates to be named amid running mate debate
Reagan campaign said names of pro Reagan delegates would be released today to show his man was not hurt by selecting Sen Richard Schweiker as running mate. Eckert joined Reagan column after previously listing himself uncommitted as Sears prepared to announce delegate shifts.
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Fred Eckert
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Sears
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Evacuations from Peking as Aftershocks Persist
More than 256 foreigners left Peking amid near hourly aftershocks from the Tangshan quake. Hundreds of diplomatic dependents, including 21 U S wives and children, were flown to Tokyo or the United States as officials urged nonessential personnel to evacuate during the ongoing earthquake alert.
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Washington, D.C
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UPI
Flood disaster halts Big Thompson Canyon rescue
In Loveland Colorado rescue efforts were paused by rain mud and fog as authorities search for flash flood victims along a 35 mile canyon. Officials say hundreds of campers remain stranded with estimates ranging from one hundred to six hundred as the weekend disaster unfolds.
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Curtis outlines tax reform changes at Columbus luncheon
Senator Carl Curtis spoke to nearly one hundred Columbus leaders detailing revisions in the tax reform bill. He spotlighted an estate tax overhaul raising the exemption from 60000 to 200000 and new credit and marital deduction provisions.
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No Warning Flood Strikes Northern Colorado Canyon
Vacationers recount a night clinging to canyon walls as flood waters swept through the Big Thompson area. Morris of Lexington and others describe ankle to waist deep water, people in cars and trees, a helicopter evacuation, and Red Cross efforts in Loveland as survivors seek missing relatives and warmth after the disaster.
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