Doubtful End to FASH Steel Haulers Walkout Persists
Pittsburgh AP report on the Fraternal Association of Steel Haulers failing to end its nine week strike. Chair Hill and Vice President Trent told some 500 drivers to stop moving goods but refused to guarantee reinstatement of workers fired by trucking firms. Judge Rosenberg had demanded an oath that the strike was over, not a full return to work.
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Pittsburgh
Fraternal Association of Steel
U.S
Louis Rosenberg
William J. Hill
FASH
Rosenberg
Trent
Hill
Hill and Trent
Sihanouk blocked at U N by walkout over speaking time
In the United Nations Security Council Cambodia's Prince Norodom Sihanouk was silenced as the Soviet delegation threatened to walk out if he spoke again. Cuba and China clashed with Moscow over Vietnam's invasion of Cambodia while the council debated the crisis.
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United Nations
Norodom Sihanouk
U.N. Security Council
Cambodia
Oleg A. Troyanovsky
Sihanouk
Kremlin
Vietnam
Po Pot
Troyanovsky
Pol Pot
Raul Roa
Moscow
China
Russia
L5nation Council
Carter clashes with Zionists over Libyan visit row
Billy Carter faced protests after remarks on Jews and Arabs drawing Zionist attacks claims Libyan official Ahmed al Shahati alleges Zionist groups behind the harassment. Justice Department notes possible foreign agent registration. Carter says no pay from Libyans while Libyan spokesman defends his honesty.
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Atlanta
Billy Carter
Carter
Ahmed al-Shahati
Shahati
Bill Brock
Georgia
Justice Department
Friday
United States
Miami
Louisiana
California
Wyoming
Plains
Robert Havel
State Department
Libya
Israel
Egypt
Camp David
Snow Cover Sets 13 Year North American Record
The National Weather Service reports December's snow cover reached a record average of 6.3 million square miles across North America, the greatest for that month in 13 years. NOAA notes 58 percent of the U S had snow on the ground at least one day, with more snow forecast for key northern regions.
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Washington
North America
National Weather Service
United States
Lantic Coast
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Mexico
Duke Wayne Survives Nine Hour Cancer Surgery
John Wayne underwent a nine hour operation at UCLA Medical Center to remove a cancerous stomach found during gallbladder surgery. Doctors reported an excellent prognosis and his condition satisfactory with hemodialysis. Wayne’s family and fans flooded the hospital with prayers and flowers as the Duke faces indefinite hospitalization and further recovery.
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Los Angeles
John Wayne
Hollywood
Wayne
Ucla Medical Center
Bernard Strohm
Strohm
UCLA
al Hicks
Duke
Queen Elizabeth
England
Queen Juliana
Netherlands
John Warner
Rva
Elizabeth Taylor
Medical Center
Bonnie Whitham
Freddie Prinze
Basque Bombs Kill Two Police In Spain and ETA Leader Shot
Basque separatists killed two federal policemen in northern Spain and wounded ETA leader Jose Manuel Pagoaga in St Jean de Luz France. Police later corrected the claim of his death saying he was hospitalized in Bayonne with head and chest injuries. The violence brings Spain's political-deaths this year to ten as police reported further injuries.
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Madrid
Spain
France
Bayonne
Jose Manuel Pagoaga
Peixoto
ETA
St. Jean de Luz
Abzug ousted from White House women’s group by Carter
President Carter fires co chairwoman Bella Abzug from the National Advisory Committee for Women and accepts resignation of Carmen Delgado Votinel in solidarity. A majority of members reportedly threaten to resign while Carter pushes for better White House cooperation and criticizes public relations tactics.
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Washington
Carter
Bella Abzug
National Advisory Committee For Women
Hamilton Jordan
Abzug
New York
White House
Shah Rebuffs Coup as Iran Faces Bloodshed Warning
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi pressed by generals to use Iran 430000 strong armed forces to restore control but reportedly chose to leave the country instead to avoid a takeover. Washington warned a coup would hinder stability while Bakhtiar seeks confidence as Tehran University reopens amid protests and university supporters praise the campus milestone.
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Tehran
Iran
Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi
Washington
State Department
Hodding Carter
Kayhan
Shah
Shahpour Bakhtiar
Imperial Court
Armed Forces Joint Staff
National Iranian Oil Co
Bakhtiar
New York Times
United States
Tehran University
Shapp Administration Ends as Thornburgh Family Moves In
Two-page report covers the final days of the Shapp administration and the Thornburgh family moving into the governor’s residence. A separate feature profiles an innovative principal using photographic evidence in student discipline.
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Shapp
Thornburgh
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One-In-A-Million Rare Twenty Dollar Bill Found
A Danville nightclub owner found a genuine but unusual twenty dollar note with one blank side. Government exam confirmed it is a rare Treasury note, about a one in a million find. Dealers estimate value from 150 to 500 dollars, with collectors possibly paying more.
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Clyde West Jr
West
Secret Service
Treasury
Harry Jones
Cleveland
Ohio
Jones
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