Aide Promises No More Revenue Office Firings
Jefferson City Mo AP The Missouri Department of Revenue purge ends with Chief of Staff Gerald Orthals saying the weekend firings were the final major review. About 50 employees have been fired since Teasdale began the purge, with 1 600 total staff. Backlog in title processing eased from 1200 to 700 800 shipments awaiting processing.
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Jefferson City
Missouri Department of Revenue
Gome
Goy
Joseph Teasdale
Gerald Orthals
Teasdale
James LePage
LePage
Ortbals
Orthals
Richard Judd
Lcenses
Judd
John Donelon
Charles Jennings
Gary Hopkins
Missouri
State
Non-Union Mines Shut Down Amid UMW Strike
Non-union coal mines began closing on the second day of the nationwide United Mine Workers strike. UMW President Arnold Miller called the strike after contract talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association failed to reach an agreement. The dispute centers on health benefits, local grievance rights, and a wage increase from 60 to 114.36 dollars daily over three years. By Tuesday, closures spread to Ohio Maryland and Kentucky with picketing planned in West Virginia and Virginia to halt coal movement.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
UMW
Arnold Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Ohio
Maryland
Kentucky
West Virginia
Virginia
BCOA
Tommy Gaston
UMW District 23
Orie Hunt
Pike County
Robert Carter
UMW District 30
Tony Abar
Washington
Miller
Third World Group Won’t Condemn Amin
The Third World Communist bloc at the United Nations is expected to block a Scandinavian resolution condemning Idi Amin for human rights abuses in Uganda. The measure, introduced in the General Assembly Social Committee by Denmark Finland Iceland Norway and Sweden, seeks an investigation by the U N Human Rights Commission and support from the O A U. The United States Japan and Western European and Latin American nations back the effort, while a Norwegian diplomat said the move would at least put Amin’s crime on record.
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United Nations
Idi Amin
General Assembly
Milton
Obote
Third World Communist Alliance
U.N. Human Rights Commission
Uganda
Denmark
Finland
Iceland
Norway
Sweden
Social Committee
Organization of African Unity
United States
Japan
John Graham
Amin
Egypt closes Soviet and East European cultural centers
Cairo orders closure of all Soviet Union and four East European cultural centers and consulates outside Cairo for allegedly sabotaging Sadat's peace plan with Israel. King Hussein visits Syria, seeks talks with Sadat, while Amman says he will also meet in Cairo and visit Saudi Arabia. Government backs mass rally with 500,000 expected at Abdin Palace to show support for Sadat.
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Cairo
Egypt
Israel
Mamdouh Salem
People's Assembly
Anwar Sadat
Tripoli
Libya
Soviet Union
Czechoslovakia
Poland
East Germany
Sadat
Hussein
Jordan
Damascus
Syria
Hafez Assad
Diplomata
Amman
Saudi Arabia
Salem
East
Germany
Hungary
Alexandria
Port Said
Aswan
New York Times
Flora Lewis
Geneva
Abdin Palace
Pearl Harbor Ceremony Marks 36th Anniversary At Pearl
The Pearl Harbor base observed a one minute halt at 7 55 a m to honor the 36th anniversary of the Japanese attack. Veterans civic and patriotic groups joined simple dawn ceremonies aboard the USS Arizona Memorial with wreaths laid over the sunken battleship.
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Honolulu
Pearl Harbor Naval Base
U.S. Pacific
United States
USS Arizona
Ehrlichman Paroled In April As Watergate Figures
Washington AP reports John Ehrlichman will be released April 27 after 16^1/2 months in Swift Trail Prison Arizona for his Watergate cover up role. Also noted is former Oklahoma Gov David Hall eligible for parole next May after a conspiracy to divert 10 million from the Public Employees Retirement System.
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Washington
John D. Ehrlichman
Richard M. Nixon
Arizona
U.S. Parole Commission
Ehrlichman
Swift Trail
Safford
Ariz
Stuart Stiller
White House
John N. Mitchell
H.R. Haldeman
Parole Commission
Oklahoma
David Hall
Arizona Prison
Oklahoma Public Employees Retirement System
Dallas
Hall
Mitchell
Haldeman
Nixon
John J. Sirica
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Wetterau Food Services
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Monterey Motel
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BIG Screen TV
R Good
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de Eyre
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