Longshoremen Strike Hits Container Shipping Coast to Coast
The International Longshoremen's Association began a coast to coast strike from Maine to Texas after failed talks. About 50,000 longshoremen in 30 northern, south Atlantic and Gulf ports walk out, impacting container and conventional cargo and perishable shipments. Wayne Horvitz to mediate, with a new round of talks scheduled.
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Georgia Democrat drafts impeachment resolution against UN envoy
Georgia congressman circulates a draft resolution in Congress to impeach U N Ambassador Andrew Young for high crimes and misdemeanors. Rep Steven Symms confirms the plan while Rep Larry McDonald steers the effort. The move accompanies President Carter’s UN General Assembly trip. Young calls it a fundraising gimmick by extremists.
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Weekend events and performances listed for Kent Durden to Lincoln and Omaha
A dense weekend schedule lists a Kent Durden film on the eagle at Union College, a Lincoln African Violet Society show, a Misha Dichter piano recital at Kimball Hall, government meetings, the Jacques Brel musical in Community Playhouse, defensive driving at Southeast Community College, recycling centers, and multiple plays and fairs across Omaha and surrounding towns. Also includes emergency dial 911, AA hotlines, and various crisis numbers.
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Bryan Center
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Cinema showtimes for multiple theaters feature wide range of films
The listing details shows at many venues including eee wee Cinema, Cooper, Douglas, Embassy, Joyo Plaza, Roxy Sheldon State Starview West O and 84th drive ins. Titles include Cinderella 2000 You Light Up My Life Love on Top The Last Remake of Beau Geste The Last Hard Men The Spy Who Loved Me Harold & Maude Sweet Punkin Sherlick Holmes Smokey and the Bandit Black and White in Color The Other Side of Midnight Between the Lines Lolita Fata Morgana Suspiria Star Wars Slapshot Sentinel Family Plot Swinging Coeds Bed Bunnies Captive Female Skyriders and W.W. and the Dixie Dance Kings with various showtimes.
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Wizards
Harold & Maude
Plaza
Midight
Roxy
Sheldon
Suspiria
Stuart
Starview Drive-In
West O Drive-In
Remains of 21 U.S. servicemen released from Vietnam
A U S Air Force C130 flew to Hawaii with the remains of 21 American servicemen and a civilian released by Vietnam. The handover in Hanoi brought to 61 the total number of bodies released since the war ended. The U S lists about 2500 servicemen unaccounted for in Vietnam, with 700 missing in action.
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Protests Rise Over Orly Airport Hijacking After Gunman Incident
Paris reports protests against airport security following a hijacking at Orly Airport. The gunman shot a stewardess and threatened to blow up a jetliner unless his political message aired. A passenger was killed and at least four wounded when a grenade exploded as police stormed the aircraft.
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Ethiopian labor leader Temesgen Madebo shot in Nairobi
Addis Ababa Radio reported Temesgen Madebo chairman of the All Ethiopian Trade Unions was killed by unidentified assailants as he neared home after work. This followed the year’s second assassination of a major labor figure.
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Kidnaping suspect Croissant arrested in Paris
French police arrest West German lawyer Klaus Croissant in Paris in connection with the unsolved kidnapping of industrialist Hanns Martin Schleyer. Croissant is held at La Sante prison pending extradition proceedings.
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China charts new period on 28th National Day
Hua Kuo-feng says China enters a new development phase aiming to become a great powerful modern socialist nation by century end. The speech in Beijing cites economic goals and purge of the Gang of Four, while New China reports hundreds of thousands celebrate nationwide with displays in parks.
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Filtered cigarettes tied to earlier death study finds
Edinboro State College research shows smokers of filtered cigarettes die two to four years sooner than nonfiltered smokers. Dr. G H Miller notes higher carbon monoxide in blood from filters damages cardiovascular health, with heart attacks and cancer as leading causes. Data from 2034 Pennsylvania Erie County deaths 1972 to 1974 indicate men and women using filtered brands live notably shorter lives.
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Argentine Navy Seizes Russian Bulgarian Trawlers
Argentine warships detained three Russian and one Bulgarian fishing boats after forceful clashes off Comodoro Rivadavia. Fire opened on three vessels, two were hit, details on casualties unclear. Damaged vessels named Aurelia and Ofelia. Navy says efforts aimed to enforce territorial waters.
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Mary Ford dies after long pneumonia battle
Mary Ford, 53, famed singer and guitarist with Les Paul, died in Los Angeles after a prolonged pneumonia illness and diabetic coma. Hospital spokeswoman Marilyn Morrison said Ford had been hospitalized in a diabetic coma before passing away late Friday.
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