Coal Union Threatens Long Lasting Strike
United Mine Workers leader warns miners will strike until bargaining demands are met. Mediators resume shuttle diplomacy as talks continue one floor apart. UMW plans a strike at contract expiry, affecting 130 BCOA companies, with no immediate economy impact expected.
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Washington
United Mine Workers
Wayne L. Horvitz
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
UMW
Arnold Miller
BCOA
L A hillside strangler may be two men
LA police consider multiple suspects after Laureen Wagner becomes the latest victim in the hillside strangler case. autopsy planned to check for rape. task force of 32 LA Glendale officers deputies and coroner staff investigates similarities and differences among the killings.
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Los Angeles
Laureen Rae Wagner
Sepulveda
San Fernando Valley
Miss Wagner
Mt. Washington
Dan Cooke
Cooke
Glendale
Committee Recommends Evening School Classes
The Mexico Adult Education Evening School Advisory Committee met Tuesday night to select second semester classes enrolling January 16. Repeated offerings include art and crafts, music, sewing, carpentry, square dancing, CPR, driving, first aid, and various levels of bridge, with new additions like antique clock repair, public speaking, archery, and foreign languages. University Extension offerings and Northeast Missouri State University courses are listed, with daytime options and a brochure to be published January 3.
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Mexico
Missouri
C.P.R
Columbia
Northeast Missouri State University At
Kirksville
Charles Elam
South Africa Votes in White Parliament Election
Voters defied rain as South Africa held a landmark white election. Prime Minister John Vorster’s National party faced a predicted landslide, aiming for 125 to 135 of 165 seats amid calls of continued white supremacy and foreign policy defiance. The 18 million Black citizens have no vote. The election also centers on a proposed constitution creating separate parliaments for whites, coloreds, and Asians.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
John Vorster
Vorster
National Party
Carter
New Arrivals Julie Marie Benton Tracy Lynn Hopkins
Mr and Mrs Gary W Benton of Centralia welcomed a daughter Julie Marie Benton born Tuesday at 11 28 pm at Audrain Medical Center weighing nine pounds four ounces. Mr Benton works for 3 M Company Columbia Mr and Mrs Charles E Hopkins of Vandalia welcomed a daughter Tracy Lynn Hopkins born Tuesday at 10 14 am weighing eight pounds one ounce. Mr Hopkins works for Harbison Walker Refractories Vandalia.
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Julie Marie Benton
Tracy Lynn Hopkins
Gary W. Benton
Centralia
Audrain Medical Center
Benton
3-M
Columbia
Charles E. Hopkins
Vandalia
Hopkins
Harbison Walker Refractories
Koreans Planned White House Plants
Intelligence chiefs in South Korea approved a plan to place collaborators in the White House, Congress, and major federal agencies last year. A former Korean Central Intelligence Agency station chief in New York City is cited in connection with the plan.
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White House
Washington
South Korea
Congress
House
Korean Central Intelligence Agency
New York City
No Big Macs At Opening In Seattle
AP reports McDonald’s opened a downtown Seattle restaurant with champagne and baron of beef served by Victor Rosellini. A jazz trio played the chain’s theme. Pat Newbury said they wanted something different. A separate hearing quoted John Ho Young alleging KCIA plans to plant an intelligence network in Washington and to pay several officials for cooperation.
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Seattle
McDonald's Hamburger Chain
Victor
Rosellini
McDonald's
Pat Newbury
House International Relations Subcommittee
KCIA
John Ho Young
KCTA
White House
State Department
Council Plans Work Session in Mexico City Hall
The Mexico city council meets at noon Thursday in a special work session at city hall. Community development director B J Reed says the council will review requirements and timelines for grant applications in the hold harmless and discretionary grant programs.
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Mexico City
House Rejects Abortion Plan
Washington AP The House rejected a Senate abortion funding compromise amid rising Senate opposition to government paid abortions. Temporary funding for the relevant departments ends at midnight, with 205 voting to reject the Senate language and 163 in support of the proposal. A roll call lists Missouri and Republican members noting votes.
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Washington
House
Senate
Tabor
Health
Education
John L. McClellan
Missouri
Bolling
Burligan
Clay
Gephardt
Schord
Skelton
Volkmer
Young
Coleman
Taylor
Scouts Collect Paper Saturday at West Plaza
Boy Scout Troop 38 holds monthly paper recycling at West Plaza Shopping Center this Saturday from 8 a.m. to noon. The Spirit of 76 van will park on the north side. Residents urged to bring paper. call 581-6583 evenings Thursday or Friday for pickup. Murray Purcell, project chairman, praised community support.
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West Plaza
Murray. Purcell
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Welton Vance
Charles Stribling II
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Seoul
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Curt Jurgens
Stromberg
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Christopher Wood
Richard Maibaum
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