Carter Embraces Simple Start to Lopez Portillo Visit
President Carter trims ceremony frills for Mexico's Jose Lopez Portillo arrival. He scrapped trumpets and two fanfare tunes, saying he will greet the leader in proper form without pomp. Carter met with aides in Plains before returning to Washington for talks with Young Vance and Brzezinski.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Carter
Mexico
Jose Lopez Portillo
White House
Lopez Portillo
Army
South Lawn
Plains
U.N
Andrew Young
Africa
Young
Henry A. Kissinger
Rhodesia
Kissinger
Britain
Andy
Cyrus R. Vance
Georgia
Air Force
Warner Robins Afb
Macon
Council Rejects Leak Bylaw Amid Secret Meeting Furore
SUKHEY Canada AP A Vancouver area council rejected a proposed bylaw to fine aldermen 500 for disclosing closed meeting information. The report says Mayor Ed McKitka faced exemptions and anger over leaks and a push for reporters to testify if given secret material.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sukhey
Canada
Vancouver-area
Vancouver
Eigg Selon Stereo
Een
Ed McKitka
McKitka
Carney Denies GE Union Suit Dismissal Request
Erie County Judge Edward Carney rejected UEW Local 506 bid to dismiss General Electric's damage suit over last year’s violent strike. GE contends the $70,708 claim was timely, filed September 10, 1976, after the old contract expired June 26, 1976, and the court will proceed in Erie County Civil Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
RIE
Erie County
Edward Carney
UEW Local 506
General Electric Company
Awyers
General Electric
Carney
UEW
Caney
Enlists Harry Zimmerman of Corry in Marine Corps
Corry senior Harry Zimmerman enlisted in the Marine Corps under the Delay Enlistment Program. He departs for recruit training at Parris Island on August 25. Zimmerman, son of Mr and Mrs Harold Zimmerman, is a part time worker at Corry Auto Auction and attends Corry Area High School. A sawfish bears a long snout with razor sharp teeth used to stun prey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry Zimmerman
Corry
Marine Corps
Parris Island
S.C
Corry Area
Harold Zimmerman
R.D. 3, Corry
Colleges Press To Fill Philly Paper Strike Void
University of Pennsylvania and Temple University students skip classes to publish special city editions amid a strike that halted Philadelphia Inquirer Daily News and Morning Bulletin. Temple News issued eight page editions, Daily Pennsylvanian planned 12 000 city copies, with campus distribution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philadelphia
University of Pennsylvania
Temple University
Temple News
Penn
Daily
Pennsylvanian
Dave Mueller
The
Philadelphia Inquirer
Daily News
Guild
Bulletin
Mueller
News
Daily Pennsylvanian
Carol Hutchinson
Miss Hutchinson
Also Mentioned on This Page
Rita Reutter
Florida Technological University
Orlando
North Center Street
Sugardale
GE Union
Woodworth
Union City
General Telephone
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!