Carter faces push to remove White House liaison Moore
President Carter may need to push Frank Moore from the White House congressional liaison post as Moore faces overt hostility on Capitol Hill. Sen. Ribicoff and others have avoided dealing with him, prompting Mondale and top aides to intervene to ease tensions while Moore remains in over his head.
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Robert Walters
Washington
Carter
Congress
Frank Moore
White House
Capitol Hill
House
Senate
Sen
Abraham Ribicoff
D-Conn
Moogie
Walter F. Mondale
Moore
Hamilton Jordan
Georgia
Russell Long
D-La
Mondale
Ways and Means
Robert C. Byrd
Hill
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Labor chiefs seek Senate probe into union politics
Victor Riesel reports powerful national labor leaders including George Meany and I W Abel pushing for a Senate Labor Committee investigation into alleged liberal and foundation influence in the union movement. Senator Pete Williams favors a wide open hearing beginning with the United Steelworkers dispute and outsider involvement.
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Victor Riesel
Bal Harbour
Fila
George Meany
Steelworkers
I. W. “Abel
Abel
Senate
Senate Labor Committee
Don Ellsberg
U.S. Department of Labor
Pete Williams
N.J
United Steelworkers of America
Aflcio
Williams
Abe Abel
Meany
White House
la Follette
Senate Civil Liberties Committee
United Steelworkers National Officers
Labor insider says outsiders seek big union power shift
Veteran labor leader says the AFL CIO leadership voted to seek a Senate investigation into outsiders funding the Sadlowski affair Contenders include Harvard liberals Naderish raiders and tax free foundations Internal union circles discuss attempting to place allies in executive suites across five major unions IUE United Mine Workers and United Steelworkers are named as targets The piece notes Victor Reuther and past Teamster alliances as context and mentions a proposed national coalition for radical reforms.
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Executive Council
Sadlowski
Senate Labor Committee
Abel
Senate
Harvard
Kenneth Galbraith
Ralph Naders
Meany
Naders
Galbraiths
Victor Reuthers
Sun City
Ariz
National Maritime Union
Shannon Wall
International Union of Electrical Workers
IUE
United Mine Workers
United Steelworkers of America
United Auto Workers
Reuther Brothers
Victor
Reuther
UAW
Auto Workers
Victor Reuther
Afl-Cio Executive Council
Hughes Courted Foreign Landlords By Wealth and Wiles
The late Howard Hughes used wealth to court foreign rulers in the Bahamas Nicaragua and Costa Rica seeking financial support and business deals. In the Bahamas he pressed Prime Minister Lynden Pindling to back a luxury casino while offering funds. In Nicaragua Somoza sought airline aid and real estate. Hughes bought 25 percent of the airline as talks and pressure continued. Costa Rica invited Vesco but Hughes stayed away and negotiations with Somoza persisted amid mounting losses.
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Jack Anderson
Les Whitten
Washington
Howard Hughes
United States
Bahamas
Lynden Pindling
Hughes
Indling
Managua
Nicaragua
Anastasio Somozi
Costa Rica
Jose Figueres
Robert Vesco
el Presidente
Vesco
Figueres
Chester Davis
Pindling
Evans
Davis
Somoza
Ivite
H.R.H
Las Vegas
U.S
Latin America
United Feature Syndicate, Inc
Amy Carter reads at state dinners sparks partisan debate
In Washington the talk centers on President Carters budget deficit and Amy Carters habit of reading a book between courses at state dinners. Supporters say she simply reads, while critics claim it sets a bad example. Some suggest CIA debriefs after meals, others joke about an Amy Book-of-the-Meal Club with book selections for meals.
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Art Buchwald
Washington
Carter
Congress
Amy Carter
Trudeau
Amy
Hustler
America
Carters
Evey
Brezhnev
Soviet Union
Black Lake
Nancy Drew
CIA
Plains
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
Miners Fatally Injured in Ridge Coal Co. Mine Fall
Two coal miners were fatally injured late yesterday morning when caught under a fall of rock and slate in the Ridge Coal Co. mine at West Derry eight miles southwest of Blairsville.
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Blairsville
Ridge Coal Co
West Derry
Pirates Buy 120 Japanese Uniforms Sparks Labor Backlash
A dispute erupts after the Pittsburgh Pirates choose a Japanese firm over five U.S. rivals to supply 120 uniforms, prompting labor leaders to threaten walkouts and urging America to buy American. The piece links this to broader concerns over cheaper foreign imports affecting U.S. industries including shoes, electronics, and textiles. It discusses ITC tariff proposals and potential effects on jobs, prices, and the economy, with mention of Greenland's push for home rule and resource rights amid Denmark.
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Don Oakley
Pittsburgh Pirates
U.S
Pirates
America
Julie Isaacson
International Toymakers’ Union
Texas Border Redefined By Chamizal Treaty Change
In 1963 the Chamizal boundary agreement trimmed Texas by one square mile bringing the total area to 267.38 square miles. Idaho adopts the motto Este Perpetua meaning Let It Be Forever.
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Texas
Mexico
State of
Idaho
Este Perpetua
Readers Oppose Pennsylvania Electric Rate Hike
A reader protests the 28 percent rate increase by Pennsylvania Electric Company following an 18 percent rise last summer. The letter accuses Penelec of high wages and costs, argues the utility lacks incentive to reduce expenses, and urges the Public Utility Commission in Harrisburg to intervene as heating costs rise.
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Pennsylvania Electric Company
Penelec
Electric
Public Utility Commission
Harrisburg
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