Carter To Weekend Back Home In Plains
President Carter plans a weekend in Plains Georgia his first as president after White House meetings on foreign affairs budget and defense. He will meet with cod representatives from the National League of Families discuss Panama Canal talks with Vance Bunker Linowicz and Beame. He will fly aboard a new 1174 million Boeing 747 command jet and briefed on its operations. The trip includes assurances to Treasury and HUD workers about retention retraining and better service while continuing his reorganization push.
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Carter
Plains
White House
National League of Families
Cyrus Vance
U.S
Ellsworth Bunker
Sol Linowicz
Bunker
Linowits
Panama
New York City
Abraham Beame
Vance
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Bert Lance
Defense
Harold Brown
Jody Powell
Georgia
Defense Department
Powell
Andrews Afb
Maryland
Andrews
Warner Robins Afb
Macon
Unseasonably Warm East Brings Out Outdoors, Flood Fears
Unseasonably warm weather loosened cold grip on the East and Midwest. Temps rose into the 60s in Atlanta while New York Detroit and Chicago saw highs in the 40s. Flooding crept into northern Illinois with standing water and icy drifts forming pools. Six Ohio River states met in Cincinnati to plan against thick ice and flood risks. Governor Rhodes activated emergency plans and Pennsylvania launched flood insurance public outreach.
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Associated Press
Midwest
Atlanta
Central City ‘Park
New York
Detroit
Chicago
Illinois
Ohio River
Cincinnati
Ohio
James Rhodes
National Ward
Jay Rockefeller
West Virginia
Indiana
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Strike halts Philadelphia newspapers amid union picket line
In Philadelphia, the fourth largest U.S. city, the Evening Bulletin risks being the sole daily after unions supporting striking Inquirer and Daily News workers refused to print or distribute the Bulletin. Pickets blocked Bulletin entrances while newsroom staffing held, as wage and hospitalization terms lingered.
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Philadelphia Evening Bulletin
Newspaper Guild
Philadelphia Inquirer
Philadelphia Daily News
Philadelphia Newspapers Inc
Evening Bulletin
Bulletin
William eLean
Inquirer
Daily News
PNI
Knight-Ridder Newspapers
The
McLean
Lutherans Sued Over Hotel Bill in Minneapolis
Three Lutheran denominations are named in a U S District Court suit filed in Minneapolis seeking $13,243 for charges at the New Orleans Marriott during a youth convention last summer. The groups allegedly rented rooms for 3,300 attendees and unpaid portions remain. A church spokesman said the hotel failed to provide adequate space and about $14,000 has been paid.
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Minneapolis
New Orleans Marriott
U.S
American Lutheran Church
Tattheran Church In America
The
Lutheran Church
Missouri Synod
Script That Wouldn't Sell Lands Ten Academy Nominations
Los Angeles AP Sylvester Stallone once faced a buyerless script but insisted on participating in Rocky. The film earned ten Oscar nominations including best picture and best actor. Network also led with ten nominations. Finch, who died of a heart attack, was nominated posthumously for best actor alongside De Niro and Giancarlo Giannini. All the President's Men and Bound for Glory followed with multiple nods. Rocky was hailed as Cinderella Story of the Year.
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Los Angeles
Sylvester Stallone
Rocky
Stallone
Motion Picture Academy
Network
Peter Finch
Finch
William Hokden
Robert de Niro
Giancarlo
Spencer Tracy
James Dean
Sylvester
Irwin Winkler
Robert Chartoff
William Shakespeare
Weldon Springs Land Sale Bill Passed By Senate
Senate approves first reading of a Weldon Spring land sale bill to block the University of Missouri from selling 8000 acres. The measure heads to the Senate for final approval before moving to the House. House already passed a metropolitan Kansas City sales ban repeal. Community wage and other details are uncertain in the fragmented report.
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University of Missouri
Weldon Spring
Senate
House
Kansas City
Missouri
Edwin, Dirck
Dst
Ann
Joe Frappe
Ee Charles
Perepts
Cersents
Board of Curators
Welton Spring
Frappler
Jackson
Clay
Platte
Jail Escapees Caught In Shelby
Three men fled Shelby County jail Thursday night and were captured less than seven hours later just north of Lintner in Shelby County. Identified as Richard Lee Golay Michael Rand Peacock and Paul Carl Mefford they escaped after breaking a cell door latch. They left a fourth man Leslie Mefford behind who later told deputies he did not want to go. They were held in the county jail awaiting burglary charges from about two months earlier in Shelbina.
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Shelbyville
Shelby County
Lintner
Richard Harvey
Richard Lee Golay
Michael Rand Peacock
Paul Carl Mefford
Leslie Eugene Mefford
Harvey
Leslie Mefford
Shelbina
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Highriders
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