Top labor mediator joins dock workers talks to avert strike
In New York AP reports Wayne L. Horvitz of the Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service met with Industry negotiators and ILA president Teddy Gleason to avert a Friday midnight strike by about 50,000 Atlantic and Gulf coast longshoremen. The dispute centers on a job security formula replacing a federal rule, with implications for two thirds of ocean freight and a West Coast mutual aid pact influencing Pacific ports.
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Atantle
Gulf
Wayne L. Horvilx
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Thomas W
Teddy” Gleason
International Longshoremen’s Association
Gleason
ILA
Pacific
Hijackers Extend Deadline For Meeting Their Demands
The Japanese fruitless plea to meet demands extended by a day as five hijackers from the Japanese Red Army hold 14 crew and 132 passengers at Dacca airport. Negotiator Mahmoud said the deadline shifts to Saturday 6 p.m. while Japan seeks ransom and prison releases for nine inmates. Hostages include 10 Americans. one released passenger Carole Wells Karabian described the attackers as armed and initially harsh.
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Dada
Mahmoud
Red Army
Hollywood
Sill
California
John Gabriel
Tooney
New York
Dacca
Dca
Carole Wells Karabian
Karabian Salt
Walter Karabian
Japan
Satellite launches fails in Atlas Centaur blastoff
An Atlas Centaur rocket failed shortly after liftoff from Cape Canaveral destroying a multimillion dollar Intelsat IV A satellite. The explosion halted data transmissions 62 seconds into flight and led to destruction of the secondary stage by range safety. The mission aimed to extend Indian Ocean communications for 40 countries.
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Space
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Striking Franklin Teachers Jailed Amid Walkout
In Franklin Massachusetts two judges ordered several teachers to jail for contempt after they refused to return to schools amid a major strike over wages and seniority. About 200 of 286 teachers remain off the job as court actions target holdouts.
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Boston
John P. Sullivan
Ther Superior Court
John M. Greaney
Steven Gonsalves
Carter Plans Tax Change Stirring Mixed Business Reaction
President Carter's proposal to limit the tax deduction for business lunches draws cautious backlash in New York. Sales representatives warn lunches aid deals, while a National Restaurant Association spokesman questions the policy. A Hilton hotel manager calls the three martini lunch a myth.
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Carter
National Restaurant Association
Hitton Hotel
Virginia and North Carolina Weather Update
Variable cloudiness Friday with a shower chance in the mountains and partly sunny conditions elsewhere. Highs reach the upper 70s. North Carolina sees partly cloudy skies with possible rain in the west and highs in the 70s. Downtown weather log notes calm wind and no precipitation.
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Virginia
North Carolina
Governor Brown says travel cost for 1964 Olympic bid paid privately
Gov Edmund Brown Jr says the $3,000 jet charter to Colorado for seeking the 1964 Olympics will be split by four passengers, each paying $750. Executives Gray Davis Richard Silberman and Jan Krajewski contribute, as Brown encourages private sector help while state funds go to the Games.
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Los Angeles
Edmund Brown Jr
Colorado
Kuttsélfé
Gray Davis
Richard Silberman
State Business and’ Transportation Agency
Jan Krajewski
U.S
Sally Quinn voices backlash against women’s movement
AP report highlights Sally Quinn at Washington University conference on Women in the News. She says men grow bored by the movement and women tire of backlash, criticizes the EEOC, and calls for self merit and action. She notes newsroom focus on chairpersons and policepersons and cites a Carter commendation misquote.
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Washington Fest
Sally Quinn
Miss Quinn
Washington University
Soviet leader awards Lenin medal to Ukraine official
Vladimir Sheherbitsky, a Politburo member and head of the Communist Party in Soviet Ukraine, received the Order of Lenin and a second Hammer and Sickle gold Medal of Hero of Socialist Labor. Brezhnev cited Ukraine's record wheat harvest of 18.15 million metric tons reported by Tass, saying the results exceeded plans.
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Vladimir Sheherbitsky
Ukraine
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Tass
Valentino heir loses bid for damages to producers
Jean Guglielmi, listed as Valentino's sole living heir, fails to win damages against Goldiers Productions over the 1975 TV film Legend of Valentino. The California Court of Appeal upholds First Amendment rights of producers, denying privacy claim.
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Rudolf Valentino
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State Court of Appeal
Jean’Guglielmi
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Guglielmi
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Goldiers
District Court of Appeals
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West German Probe Over Mock Burning of Jews At University
West German defense authorities investigated a report that eight to ten army lieutenants staged a mock Nazi burning of Jews last February at Araet Forces University in Munster. The incident prompted Jewish leaders to demand dismissal and sparked concerns about neo Nazi sentiment abroad.
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West Germany
Araet Forces University
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Heinz Galinski
West Berlin
Frankfurter Rundschau
Germany
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