Wallace cabinet meets to plan Senate race bid
Alabama Governor George C. Wallace is planning a U.S. Senate bid. Billy Joe Camp says cabinet aides were told how to make contributions and that Wallace is running. The meeting aimed to clear up campaign confusion and confirm the plan. Nanette Fabray suffers partial vision loss from a brain injury after an elephant incident on a film set. Bob Dylan agrees to custody terms, returning four children to Sara Dylan per court order.
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Ala
George C. Wallace
Wallace
U.S. Senate
Billy Joe Camp
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John Sparkman
D-Ala
Bob Dylan
Sara
Elvis imitator to hold benefit for Tammy Bauer
MEMPHIS AP One of Elvis Presley imitators plans a December 4 benefit concert in memory of Presley. Bill Haney said proceeds will help cover medical bills for Tammy Bauer a 17 year old from St. Charles Missouri who was seriously injured outside Presleys mansion two days after his death. Bauer was one of three women struck by a car near Presleys funeral as fans gathered. The other victims died.
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Memphis, Tenn
Elvis Presley
Presley
Bill Haney
Tammy Bauer
Miss Bauer
St. Charles
Abortion Funding Plan inches toward accord in Congress
Washington AP reports lawmakers inch closer to a compromise on government funding for abortions for the poor. A final Senate House compromise won approval to prevent pay and operating money delays for 775 000 federal employees. The measure, tied to HEW Medicaid and social services, would keep agencies funded through November while abortion policy remains unsettled. The $60.2 billion bill covers fiscal 1978, with HEW controls over related programs. President Carter must sign.
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Washington
Edward Brooke
R-Mass
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Senate
Congress
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Carter
HEW
Two Steel Firms Plan To Merge
Pittsburgh area steelmakers eye a merger between LTV Corp owner of Jones & Laughlin and Lykes Corp parent of Youngstown Sheet and Tube. The deal would create a steel maker around the size of National Steel, likely placing LTV among top U.S. producers with annual sales near Westinghouse Electric.
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U.S
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Jones & Laughlin Steel
New Orleans
Bethlehem Steel Tt
LTV
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Paul Thayer
Chester Ferguson
Lykes
U.S. Justice Department
Li'l Abner Ends After 43 Years In Dogpatch Farewell
Creator Al Capp announced retirement last month and the final Li'l Abner daily strip runs today. Two Sunday strips remain, featuring Fearless Fosdick the idealized foil, ending the long Dogpatch era.
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Li'l Abner Yokum
al Capp
Fearless Fosdick
Li'l Abner
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Nygaard And Ryan Seek County Post
Nygaard and Ryan pursue Erie County Council sixth district seats with endorsements from Corry groups. Don Ryan wins backing from Central Labor Union and Industrial Union Council and Union City Mayor Hakel, plus Erie Sportsmen's Club support. Nygaard cites voter endorsement as main aim and lists past supporters Neil McLaughlin and Francis Wontenay.
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Union City
Don Ryan
Erie County
Corry
Ryan
Central Labor Union and Industrial Union Council
Frank Hakel
Erie Sportsmen's Club
North East
County Council
Richard L. Nygaard
Nygaard
Neil McLaughlin
Francis
Poke" Wontenay
McLaughlin
Wontenay
Carter postpones international trip amid energy push
President Carter delays a month long tour to allow Congress to finish energy policy work. Giscard d Estaing was informed the Paris stop on November 29 is postponed with no new date set. Officials consider rescheduling for early next year as Powell promised an announcement next week.
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Arthur Hartmann
Venezuela
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Iran
Saudi Arabia
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Poland
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Jody Powell
All-Physician Group Seeks Recognition
Washington doctors at a prepaid health plan first to file for union recognition with the National Labor Relations Board. The all physician group, led by Dr Donald E Mitchell, cites anti-physician attitudes on the Group Health Association board. About 70 percent of the plan’s roughly 100 physicians reportedly back the drive, aiming to gain greater influence.
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ASP
National Labor Relations Board
NLIU
Group Health Association
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