US Israel reaffirm opposition to PLO in peace talks
The United States and Israel said they would not include the PLO in Mideast peace talks. Secretary of State Vance met with Prime Minister Rabin and others during a Middle East fact finding tour. Rabin said the stance remains unchanged as Arab states seek a PLO state near Israel. A Foreign Ministry official said the PLO must accept Israel and UN resolutions before negotiation.
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US Faces Colder Than Any Winter Since Nation Founded
The National Weather Service says this winter is the coldest since the founding of the Republic. January averages in the East and Midwest set record lows, with East at 2.1 degrees and Midwest at 11.3 degrees. Industrial output fell 1 percent due to cold and gas shortages, signaling further declines. Weather forecasts predict more cold in February, threatening to crown this winter as the coldest since 1758.
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Assassinations Panel Heads to Showdown Over Kennedy Probe
Washington The House assassinations committee faces a showdown as feuding leadership debates dropping the Kennedy probe and reconstituting the panel amid budget and interrogation method disputes. Chairman Gonzalez seeks new control while Richards Preyer notes no decision on limiting the panel’s work.
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Court Rules Divorce Possible While Couple Lives Apart
In St Louis, the Missouri Court of Appeals ruled a marriage can be dissolved even if spouses live under one roof. The case involved John and Mrs. Uhis of Spanish Lake, married 23 years with five children. He works for McDonnell Douglas, she is a licensed practical nurse. The couple’s separation included separate bedrooms and little communication for years.
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Toy Industry Gears Up For Christmas Season
NEW YORK AP There are more than 20 shopping days left until Christmas but the nation s toymakers have already introduced the products they hope will capture millions of consumer dollars in the 1977 holiday season Buyers expect more electronic toys and games a revival of old favorites tie ins with TV movies and sports figures and a wide range of mock Citizens Band radios Some toys will retail around 50 David A Miller chairman of Toy Manufacturers of America said 1976 wholesale sales were 3 1 billion up 14 from 1975 He predicted 1977 sales would rise 8 to 10 over last year There was less emphasis on violent toys Mattel offered Shogun warriors and battle gear Ideal Toy linked Knievel CB van to its Knievel line and sold 125 million worth of Knievel toys Highlights include the Mary Hartman Mary Hartman game from Reiss Games priced at 8 Slime a greenish yellow substance with water and chemical mix marketed as yuckey described as feeling thick yellow and heavier.
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Birth of Kimberly Dawn Uhrich in Audrain Medical Center
Mr and Mrs David M Uhrich of Centralia welcomed Kimberly Dawn Uhrich a daughter eight pounds thirteen ounces born Tuesday at 648 am at Audrain Medical Center. Mr Uhrich works as a truck driver for Oliver Motor Service in Mexico.
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CP Center Hires Two New Teachers
Audrain County Cerebral center board met Monday night to hire a preschool teacher Mrs. Robert Carter and an assistant director Mrs. Don Fuller. Fuller will become director in fall 1977 after Mrs. Jac LaFon retires. The center offers physical therapy applied behavior therapy and preschool programs for developmentally disabled infants and children with no parent charges. New board members include Mrs. Matthew Boley and Devis Hart alongside longtime members.
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Don Fuller
Matthew Boley
Devis Hart
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Marlin Fisher
Don Arens
Donald Thompson
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Jim Randall
Mary Mullen
John Minor
Don Mueller
Black Judge Nominated for Justice Post by Carter
Washington AP reports Wade H. McCree, a 56 year old black judge on a federal appellate court for ten years, named by President Carter as solicitor general nominee. If approved, he would join Thurgood Mary as the department’s only black solicitor general and serve at the third ranking post in Justice. Carter also nominated Drew Saunders Days III to civil rights division, Benjamin R. Civiletti to criminal division, Barbara Allen Babcock to head civil division, and Tricia M. Wald to represent the department in Congress.
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Students Agree To Pay Statue Of Liberty Bill
NEW YORK AP Six Tranian students climbed to the Statue of Liberty crown and protest banners reading Free the 18 and Down with the Shah. They occupied the monument about five hours until federal authorities obtained a court order and waived further action after they agreed to leave under an amnesty.
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Airline complaints hit record highs in 1976 CAB data
The Civil Aeronautics Board logged a record 16,124 consumer complaints in 1976 up 35 percent from 1975, with 2,504 on reservations, 2,014 on baggage and 1,519 over price plans. The agency warned not all may be valid and noted most grievances go to airlines. In Missouri, a bill to set a $2.30 minimum wage for uncovered workers failed in the House by three votes, despite support for overtime pay.
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