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Newspaper
Las Vegas Sun
Location
Las Vegas, Nevada, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1977
Page
10
Participating are Mrs. David B. Moosbrugger Adm. Arleigh A. Burke USN Ret. Mrs. James Stewart and Leonard Erb vice president of Litton Industries and Ingalls president.
Admiral Arleigh Burke warned the Navy has too few ships to meet its missions at the christening of the destroyer Moosebrugger in Pascagoula Mississippi. He stressed prompt decision making and readiness as essential to national security and praised Vice Admiral Moosbrugger for wartime service.
A brief note counsels mindfulness and empathy noting that small oversights can deeply affect someone close. It urges readers to reflect on others and act with care today.
UMW officials predict miners will return to work after the International Executive Board meets in Charleston Monday to discuss the nine week strike that has halted coal production across five states. District 17 leader Vernon Massey says workers want honest answers and may accept medical benefit cutbacks as the cost of ending the walkout.
U.S. Labor Secretary Ray Marshall warned in West Virginia that a health benefits fix for striking coal miners hinges on ending wildcat strikes. He urged start of new contract talks and emphasized funds for the UMW Health and Welfare Fund depend on coal production and collective bargaining outcomes.
Boston Globe reports President Carter will meet Soviet representatives this fall to discuss the 1972 ABM Treaty. Officials are unsure if the aims are a routine review or a treaty rewrite. The five year review deadline is Oct 3. Analysts speculate the Soviets seek clarity on U.S. withdrawal rights if no SALT agreement by 1977.
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