Ford Fights Move To Put Mine Safety Under Labor
Washington debates shifting federal mine safety enforcement from Interior to Labor as Senate committee probes Scotia mine disasters that killed 26. Senator Williams criticizes MESA and Scotia Coal Co. for safety lapses. Interior defends record citing productivity and safety statistics since 1970.
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Teamsters and Managers Edge Toward Tentative Pact
Negotiators for the Teamsters and industry bargained over a 400000 trucking and warehousing master agreement set to expire March 31. Workers vote on management proposals this weekend, with a strike authorization pending if no deal is reached. The latest offer calls for about 20 percent wage increases in a three month contract, while Teamsters demand around 40 percent, as talks continue to avert a nationwide walkout.
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Carter Udall Jackson at New York primary race tensions
Washington figures Henry Jackson and Morris Udall pivot against Jimmy Carter as the New York Democratic primary nears. Jackson unveils a six point program to “save America’s cities” with federal takeover of welfare and a broad city aid plan. Udall highlights federal subsidies for Milwaukee seniors while urging growth funded programs. Carter defends reorganization of government and avoids Watergate as a campaign theme. Reagan remains off the trail preparing a national TV address. Udall seeks to stay in the Indiana primary amid signature challenges.
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Postal Service Damage In Millions Report
Washington UPI reports that efficiency in the $1 billion bulk mail centers is improving sharply, but a congressman calls the system a dream gone sour. A subcommittee cites 3.7 million damaged parcels at Chicago bulk mail center and notes conveyors drop parcels between levels as a major fault.
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White House Drops Bank On Arms Sale To Egypt
The Ford administration plans to sell six C130 transport planes to Egypt for about 40 million dollars, lifting a 20 year arms embargo unless Congress acts within 20 days to veto. The move, opposed by Jewish groups and Israel, aims to foster moderating forces in the Middle East and a broader U.S. Egyptian partnership. The sale totals about 65 million with training and spare parts. hearings are set in the Senate Foreign Relations Committee next week.
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Dad Says Dril Didn't Kill GI Son In San Diego
Lynn McClure 20 was mentally retarded and lived without a home in East Texas. He joined the Marines, suffered head injuries in training, and died March 13 in Houston after an autopsy. Rep. Charles Wilson reviews improper recruitment and potential bootstrap failures at boot camp.
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