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Mexico Ledger

Location

Mexico, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 25, 1977

Page

4

Rival UMW Groups Clash in Cabin Creek West Virginia

Violent clash erupts as dissident United Mine Workers miners defy International Executive Board orders in Cabin Creek Kanawha County. About 40 to 100 men from rival factions fired up to 10 shots, no injuries reported, as police arrived and groups dispersed. Roaming pickets also backed into District 30 Kentucky, closing mines as the wildcat strike resurges. About 18,000 miners remained off duty, signaling renewed pressure on UMW leadership amid health fund negotiations.

Associated Press United Mine Workers UMW Cabin Creek Kanawha County West Virginia International Executive Board Arnold Miller Charleston Miller Talmadge Dean Ellsworth District 17 Dean Kentucky Robert Carter Carter West Virginia Coal Association

Berkowitz Denies Identity in Son of Sam Case

In a Kings County Hospital courtroom David Berkowitz, 24, denied he was himself while being arraigned on charges in the Son of Sam slayings. The defense asked for muteness as psychiatric testing continues after the judge ordered further evaluation.

NEW York (Ap David Berkowitz Sam Bronx Berkowitz Alexander Chananau Queens Mario Mercola Merola

Waylon Jennings Arrested On Cocaine Conspiracy Charge

Nashville federal agents arrested country star Waylon Jennings and his secretary Lori Evans at a Music Row studio on a conspiracy to possess cocaine charge after authorities intercept a 23 gram cocaine shipment from New York. Bond set at 7500 dollars. hearing slated for Aug 31. Jennings nominated for four CMA awards as his hit Luckenbach Texas tops singles lists.

Nashville Tenn Waylon Jennings Music Row Bernard Redd The Drug Enforcement Administration New York Jennings Lori Evans Redd U.S Kent Sandridge Luckenbach Texas

No Ax For Pill Angers Tasmanian Patients

In Zeehan Tasmania a 64 year old GP, Dr Desmond Bracken, refuses birth control pill prescriptions citing religious and safety concerns. Women protest, saying many must travel 25 miles to reach alternative care, while Bracken insists he will not change his stance. The dispute arose after he took over the town practice three weeks ago.

Zeehan Australia Tasmania Desmond Bracken Bracken Will Joy Hiddlestone

Mexican proposal on world coffee fund leaves U.S. prices uncertain

Coffee industry spokesmen said they are unsure if Mexico's plan to create a fund to regulate global coffee prices will affect U.S. prices. An unidentified spokesman stated it could have no immediate effect but noted lack of details on operation makes commentary premature. Mexico has proposed the fund.

Cape Town South Africa Christiaan Barnard Marius Marius Barnard Barnard New York U.S Mexico Mexico City Folgers Coffee Co Procter & Gamble Co General Foods Corp Nairobi Kenya

Sahara Hotel Sues Sonny and Cher Over Contract

The Sahara Hotel in Las Vegas filed a federal suit against Sonny and Cher seeking up to 350000 in damages for alleged breach of a contract to perform three two week engagements in 1973 and another two week run in 1974. The hotel says the pair shortened an October 1973 engagement and canceled a one week stand in November 1973. The hotel seeks rescheduling or payment of damages plus interest.

Los Angeles Sonny and Cher Las Vegas Sahara Hotel

Mo Boys State Founder Dies in Kansas City

Memorial services are set for A B Weyer 87 co founder of Missouri Boys State and former administrator of the state Selective Service System He helped found Missouri Boys State at Fulton in 1938 and later led the Selective Service board for 15 years He died Monday at Swope Ridge Health Care Center

Kansas City A. B. Weyer Missouri Boys State Weyer Fulton Swope Ridge Health Care Center

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