Coal pact rejected and U S may seize mines in crisis
The United Mine Workers union rejected the industry proposal amid a 75 day strike. Labor Secretary Marshall warned a negotiated settlement is unlikely and government takeover of mines is a possible option with Congress approval. President Carter deal with events and Taft Hartley backstop considered.
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Midwesterners turn off appliances to save coal
Amid a 75 day old coal miners strike, Midwest utilities urge conservation as households curb electricity use. Residents like Sarah Knight rely on candlelight and fireplaces. state legislatures work by natural light while power companies brace for further curtailments.
Utilities report on coal supply by Ohio utilities
The Associated Press summarizes Friday coal reserves for major Ohio utilities. Cincinnati Gas & Electric 43 days for 555000 customers. Cleveland Electric Illuminating 50 days for 696000. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric 44 days for 480000. Dayton Power and Light 59 days for 400000. Monongahela Power 25 days for 23000. Ohio Edison Akron 33 days for 000000. Power Canton 45 days for 600000. Toledo Edison 50 to 60 days for 254000 in northwestern Ohio.
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Cabinet clash over top chicken inspector power shift
Washington AP report says Health, Education and Welfare Secretary Califano and Agriculture Secretary Bergland fight over moving poultry and meat inspection from Agriculture to HEW as part of a broader government reorganization. Both seek to avoid losing inspectors for their departments.
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Bundy questioned by investigators after Florida murders
Paris explosions kill five and injure 49 near the Seine as rescue crews search rubble. Authorities blame underground gas leaks for the blasts in the 16th arrondissement while detectives in Pensacola pursue fugitive Theodore Bundy, now on the FBI most wanted list, in connection with multiple crimes including the beating deaths of two FSU sorority sisters.
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Weekend Weather Outlook With Clear Skies and Cold Lows
Forecast calls for tonight's low from zero to 10 above with clear skies. Sunday should be mostly sunny with highs in the upper 20s. Monday and Wednesday look fair with a chance of snow Tuesday. highs in the 20s to around 30, and lows from 5 to 15 degrees.
Attack at Nicosia Hilton Kills Egyptian Editor
Two Palestinian gunmen shot Egypt's leading newspaper editor Youssef el Sebaei at the Hilton Hotel in Nicosia and then seized about 30 hostages during an Afro Asian conference. Negotiations secured safe passage to Larnaca Airport for about 12 or more remaining captives as the siege ended.
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Bert Lance sued in conspiracy case over bank control
Bert Lance and former Budget Director Bert Lance are named in a suit alleging involvement in a conspiracy to unlawfully gain control of Financial General Bankshares, a bank holding company. The firm filed the lawsuit in U.S. District Court in Washington D C.
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Hillside Strangler claims 13th victim in Glendale
Los Angeles sheriff officials confirm Cindy Lee Hudspeth a 13th victim of the Hillside Strangler. Her body was found Friday crammed in the trunk of her car after the auto was pushed over a cliff in Angeles National Forest near La Canada. Hudspeth a Glendale clerk had feared moving back to her mother's house amid the killings. The case links her to the killer's known victims, including Kristina Weckler, last seen near Hudspeth's home.
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Carter Pushes Tax Plan During New England Tour
President Carter, in Bangor Maine, promotes tax revision at a 90 minute town meeting drawing about 3000 residents. He attacks tax deductible perks for the wealthy and urges Congress to authorize action on idled mines while urging support for Democratic senators facing Republican challengers in November.
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Boyle convicted in 1969 Yablonski murders
Media Pennsylvania United Mine Workers leader W A Tony Boyle was found guilty on three counts of first degree murder for ordering the killings of Joseph Yablonski his wife and daughter. The verdict imposes a mandatory life term in Pennsylvania. The Yablonskis were shot at their Clarksville home in western Pennsylvania coal country.
Belfast bomb kills dozen at Protestant restaurant
In Belfast a blast ripped through a crowded Protestant restaurant killing at least 12 and leaving five missing as authorities blame the Irish Republican Army. The Friday night attack on a popular venue where 450 people had gathered caused a fiery scene with early casualty tallies revised as dawn broke.
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