Cuban gunboats chase U S lobster trawler near Florida coast
Cuban gunboats fired on the lobster trawler Bounty off Key West as skipper Nick DeNicholo refused to stop with 3200 pounds of crayfish aboard. Coast Guard Steadfast prepared a rescue as the chase stretched toward the sea. The incident drew naval inquiries and calls for safety.
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Kroger contests FTC charge over Price Patrol ads
The Kroger Co disputes an FTC accusation that its Price Patrol ads mislead shoppers in Texas Tennessee and select cities. Kroger says the commission's claims are unfounded and vows to defend the program after hearings.
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White worker wins civil rights suit over firing after protest
In Cincinnati, the 6th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals ruled a white man fired for protesting the firing of a Black coworker is entitled to a civil rights trial. The panel noted limited precedent but found the incident a racial context leading to dismissal. Nick Rine, counsel for both sides, called the decision an important step forward.
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Steel price hikes spark inflation concerns across industries
President Carter's adviser called steel price rises inconsistent with fighting inflation. U.S. Steel plans 6 to 7 percent increases Sept. 4 due to higher labor costs. Sri Lanka’s election yielded a landslide UN party victory under J.R. Jayewardene, reducing Mrs. Bandaranaike to four seats amid a strong anti-left wave.
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Rebels seize Angolan town of Cuangar in fierce battle
Rebels in Angola captured Cuangar after a rocket mortar and machine gun barrage that forced government defenders to flee across the Kavango River into South West Africa. About 400 refugees, including soldiers and regime supporters, crossed by Thursday as reports said civilians may have been harmed and villages destroyed.
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Carter vows to sign Strip mining bill into law
President Carter pledges to sign a new strip mining bill with environmental safeguards. The measure, approved 325-68 in the House, would create a Surface Mining Reclamation and Enforcement office and require land restoration to near original contour while funding past-damages repair through fees on coal production.
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Oil tanker plan could injure California economy
Sacramento UPS The Carter administration s plan to ship Alaskan oil via a Long Beach terminal may trigger major California economic losses,According to Thomas Quinn chairman of the Air Resources Board He warned the project could threaten natural gas supplies and force small businesses to cut operations and lay off workers He cited Southern California Gas Co projections that up to 700 000 jobs could be at risk without adequate gas supplies
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East Coast cool air mass triggers widespread outages and heat record drops
A cold air mass swept the East, cutting power to thousands as storms drenched the region. Boston cooled from a record 102 to near 80, while Concord tied a 101 high before a drop into the 70s. Blackouts hit West Springfield, Melrose, Lewiston and Auburn, with 2,500 homes dark in the D C area. New York hit 104 as heat lingered and day camps treated hundreds. Flooding in Johnstown and Wooster forced evacuations. roads closed and basements flooded elsewhere.
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