Energy Fight Delays Social Security Bill
Congress faces difficulty approving a national energy program delaying final action on Social Security. Senate favors no tax increases beyond 1977 levels while the House supports higher taxes for middle and upper income workers starting January. Energy negotiations, abortion funding, and defense spending compete for action as year ends. If Social Security is not resolved, it could face funding shortfalls by 1983, with priority shifting to January.
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Washington
Senate
House
Carter
Congress
Capitol Hill
Departments of Labor and Health, Education and Welfare
U.S. Information Agency
Clinch River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Mediators Seek New Talks to Avert Coal Strike
Federal mediators press industry and United Mine Workers to meet Tuesday as talks stall since Oct. 6. With a Dec. 6 strike deadline looming, the UMW warns of inevitable action amid disputes over financing of benefit funds, local grievances, and a proposed no strike clause.
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Washington
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Bituminous Dog] Operators
Arnold Miller
Miller
Coal Operators Association
Strenuous Exercise Linked To Heart Health Benefits
Dr. Ralph S. Paffenbarger Jr. reports at an American Heart Association session that very strenuous activity lowers heart attack risk, while casual sports show little effect. A Harvard study of 17,000 male alumni aged 35 to 74 over six to 10 years recorded 572 heart attacks and 257 fatalities.
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Miamiap
Ralph S. Paffenbarger Jr
University of California At Berkeey
Pattenbarger
Paffenbarger
American Heart Association
Harvard University
Birth of Heather Renee Nelson in Macon
A daughter named Heather Renee Nelson was born to Mr and Mrs Rex Nelson of Macon at 12 25 PM Sunday. She weighed 6 pounds 13 ounces. Grandparents are Zekiel Hudnut of Williamstown and Curt Sims of Mexico, and Charlotte Sims is the mother’s maiden name. Rex Nelson is a vocational guidance counselor at Macon RS High School, and Charlotte, a librarian there.
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Rex Nelson
Macon
Heather Renee Nelson
Zekiel Hudnut
Williamstown
Curt Sims
Mexico
Nelson
Macon RS
Charlotte Sims
Stanley Kramer Moves To Seattle Home Purchase
Film maker Stanley Kramer, 64, says he bought a $500000 home near Seattle to escape the Beverly Hills syndrome. He wants his two daughters, aged 10 and 7, to attend a different kind of school system and enjoy clean air away from the entertainment industry.
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Seattle
Stanley Kramer
Washington
Flynt Says Hustler Will Persist After Religious Turn
Hustler publisher Larry Flynt, newly born again, says the magazine will continue to profit and operate despite a faith-based shift. He notes a three month lead time for changes, hints at renaming Chester the Molester to Chester the Protector, and emphasizes keeping Hustler’s core philosophy while pursuing improvements.
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Columbus, Ohio
Hustler Magazine
Hustler
Larry Flynt
Flynt
Everbody
Ruth Carter Stapleton
Carter
Chester the Molester
Chester the Pro
Resigns Citing Alcoholism from Minnesota Panel
Former Minnesota Governor Karl Rolvaag announces resignation from the Minnesota Public Service Commission due to chronic alcoholism. The 64 year old ex governor and former U. S. ambassador to Iceland served as governor from 1963 to 1967 and was later named ambassador by President Lyndon Johnson. The Public Service Commission oversees state utility regulation.
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ST. Paul
Senator John L McClellan Dies At 81 In Little Rock
Sen John L McClellan a Southern conservative famed for labor union and crime probes died in his sleep at 81 in his Little Rock apartment His aides said his body was found by his wife at about 630 am He served 34 years in the Senate and led the Appropriations Committee shaping defense and federal spending His retirement announced last week was not due to health notes his pacemaker history and long public service
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Little Rock
Ark
John L. McClellan
McClellan
Arkansas Democrat
Senate
Vietnam veteran fires shotgun at Club 89 in Omaha
A well dressed 32 year old Ulysses Cribbs fired six shotgun blasts at Club 89 in Omaha injuring 25 and killing one. A disabled Vietnam veteran was arrested on suspicion of first degree murder and shooting with intent to kill or maim. Bail denied expected. Ten remained hospitalized in good to fair condition. A pregnant woman was among the injured.
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Omaha
Neb
Dave Wingert
Wingert
Conaifane
Club
Douglas County
Donald Knowles
Ulysses Cribbs
Knowles
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Ossie
Stanleys Kramer
Dan Erdel
Public Safety Department
Ron Lucas
Lakeview
Donna Smith
Hazel Pi
Erdel
PSD
Ledger
Richard Vance
Tector
CPC
Cpecprg
Whitewalls
U.S
American Express
Diners Club
Goodyear
Iss
Paris
Sen. McClellan
Senate Appropriations Committee
John 1. McClellan
Larry Kimbel, R. Ph
Roland Long
R. Ph
E. Jackson St
Blackwall
F.E.T
Old Tire
Star
Wedyea
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