U S Faces Need to Protect Middle East Oil Supply
Energy Secretary James R. Schlesinger warned that the United States may have to safeguard Middle East oil sources. He said the duty could be demanding and noted world output may not meet demand by the mid-1980s if the U S does not shift to alternative fuels, risking energy shortages, unemployment, inflation, and recession.
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Washington
James R. Schlesinger
United States
Middle East
Schlesinger
Association of the United States Army
Federal pay hikes should be less automatic say task force
A task force report urges revising the federal merit pay system to tie salaries more to performance and local cost of living. The recommendations, part of the President's personnel project, were sent to over 1,000 officials for comment.
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Washington
Evening in Honor of Hubert H. Humphrey
In Washington about three thousand friends gather for an "Evening in Honor of Hubert H. Humphrey" though he is too ill to attend. Surgeons found inoperable pelvic cancer on Aug. 18 and he has not returned to Washington. The event aims to honor his admonition to keep it a happy, fun occasion.
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Washington
Hubert H. Humphrey
Humphrey
Mitchell seeks presidential clemency for hip surgery
Former attorney general John Mitchell asks President Carter to approve his release so he may undergo necessary hip replacement surgery outside prison. He cites severe pain and drug use, noting doctors recommend delicate surgery and a prosthetic joint. The pardon attorney reviews the appeal and will advise Attorney General Griffin Bell.
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Washington
The
Justice Department
John M. Mitchell
Watergate
Carter
Federal Bureau of Prisons
Mitchell
John Stanish
Griffin Bell
Bell
Klan Threatens Border Patrols Against Illegal Aliens
Armed Ku Klux Klan members led by national director David Duke vow to defy San Diego police and patrol the U S Mexican border to keep out illegal aliens. Duke says patrols would be peaceful though Klan members may defend themselves if endangered. San Diego Deputy Police Chief Veon Nyhus notes illegal weapons permits will lead to arrest.
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Los Angeles
Knights of the
Ku Klux Klan
San Diego
U.S
Klan
David Duke
Metairie
Duke
Veon Nyhus
KKK
FBI agent moved after living with woman out of wedlock
FBI spokesman said agent Jack T. Colwell was transferred to New York without citing a reason. The Washington Post reported Colwell faced a three week suspension without pay and a disciplinary transfer over his living arrangement, with a letter from FBI Director Clarence Kelley calling his conduct indiscreet and improper.
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Washington
FBI
Tom Harrington
Jack T. Colwell
New York
Washington Post
Colwell
The
Post
Clarence Kelley
Birth Announcements From Local Homes and Hospitals
Birth notices list several newborn girls and boys with parents and addresses in Middletown and nearby areas. Families include Mr and Mrs Robert Dorenbusch, Mrs Frederick Schmidt, Mr and Mrs James Wagner, and Out of Town staff Sgt and Mrs Orville H Thomas of Tampa. Additional details reference grandparents and hospitals, with visiting hours for hospital patients noted.
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Robert Dorenbusch
Stonyrill Lane
Frederick Schmidt
Woodridge Drive
James C Wagner
N. Marshall Road
Orville H. Thomas
Tampa
Fla
Women’s Hospital
Marcus Guy Sr
Dallas Thomas
Ashland
Middletown
Bryan Spencer
Village East
Grandview Hospital
Dayton
Charles Sandstrom
Denver
Colo
Arthur Richardson
Britton Lane
Monroe
Matt Baker
Wilmore Drive
Robert Bisset
Henry Ave
Betty L. Henderson
Jefferson Road
Jason Kinder
Thomas Kinder
Middletown-Eaton Road
Alva McCloud
Franklin
Manchester Middle School Holds PTO Open House Tonight
The annual event welcomes students and parents with a 7:30 p.m PTO meeting introducing Board of Education candidates. Afterward, attendees tour classrooms and meet teachers.
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PTO
Manchester
Manchester Middle School
Board of Education
Wage hike bill nears final vote with 1981 target
The House prepares to pass a compromise measure raising the federal minimum wage by 1.05 an hour by 1981, lifting the rate to 2.65 on Jan 1 and stepping to 2.90 in 1979 3.10 in 1980 and 3.35 in 1981. The Senate approved the plan by voice vote, and an exemptions debate over small firms was resolved. The same session extended the private sector mandatory retirement age by 88 to 7.
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Washington
Carter
House
Texas
House-Senate Conference Committee
J.J. Pickle
Pickle
Senate
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Ohio
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