Sudan Threatens Break With The Soviet Union
Sudan recalls ambassadors from Moscow and Sofia and threatens to sever diplomatic ties with the Soviet Union over alleged intervention in Sudan's internal affairs. Sudan cites Kremlin and Bulgarian involvement in a failed coup attempt and denounces Soviet propaganda. Libyan leader Kadafi also accuses Arab rulers of disunity while praising pan Arab causes.
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Associated Press
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Sofia
Soviet Union
Egypt
Middle East
Jaafar el Numairi
Bulgaria
Sudan
Numairi
Khartoum
Kremlin
Tass
Communist Party
Pravda
Muammar Kadafi
Hussein
Jordan
Ence
Tripoli
Kadafi
Faisal
Saudi Arabia
Hassan
Morocco
Yasir Arafat
al Fatah
Ohio Senate faces spending cuts amid tax split
In Columbus the Ohio Senate debates how to trim the budget as support for House tax plans wanes. Senators weigh welfare and education cuts against a shifted stance on income and sales taxes to balance the 8.2 billion dollar package amid weak economy and rising living costs.
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Columbus
Ohio
Maloney
Senate
House
Ways and Means
Finance and Education
Michael Maloney
Cincinnati
Ohio Steel Firms Restart Blasts After Settlement
Ohio steel producers began restarting blast furnaces after a contract settlement paused labor action. Republic Steel said furnaces were ignited Sunday night and others would follow today. U S Steel and Jones & Laughlin in Cleveland also fired up furnaces, with full operations likely several days away.
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Steel Companies
Ohio
Republic Steel Corp
U.S. Steel Corp
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Cleveland
Government study says hurricane seeding could cut damage
A $50 000 government study by Stanford Research Institute suggests seeding hurricanes may reduce damage, potentially cutting property losses in half if winds drop 15 percent. Officials plan limited experimental seeding under Project Stormfury starting Wednesday amid uncertainties and liability questions.
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Washington
National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration
Stanford Research Institute
United States
Stanford Report
SRI
Project Stormfury
Stanford
Donald Moore
NOAA
SKI
Ferguson Hall
Moore
Fire Prevention Float A Hot Item
Antwerp Ohio parade marks 100th anniversary of fire department as the fire prevention float burns during the celebration. No injuries reported and parade proceeds with spectators watching the damaged float. Local fire officials remind residents of home safety as the incident is contained.
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Antwerp
Ohio
Steel industry resumes production as workers recalled
Spokesmen for the three big steel companies said workers would be called back by departments with essential operations first and limited crews on Sunday to keep ovens warm and monitor machinery at U S Steel and J and L. Some finishing work resumed at Republic Steel after the strike would have idled 53,000 steelworkers.
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U.S. Steel
Republic Steel
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Galveston
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Todd
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Orange, Tex
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Alion
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I Neway
Armstrong
Presenta
du Pont Zepel
Icenter
Armstrong Floor
L & § Paint Company
Central Avenue
Middletown, Ohio
SILK
Mary Vick
Vannest & Manchester
McGee
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