Auto workers seek to curb absenteeism in talks
Detroit UPI reports that Chrysler Ford and GM plan to push absenteeism controls in bargaining with the UAW. The automakers want tighter holiday and vacation pay eligibility while criticizing union proposals they say worsen absenteeism.
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FBI chief Kelley vows to stay spoke on Carter question
FBI Director Alrence M. Kelley said he plans to remain in office as long as his health is good and he sees no reason to resign. He spoke on CBS Face the Nation saying he has not heard from President-elect Jimmy Carter about his status and would resign only if Carter asks.
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Reagan conservatives seek platform shift at GOP convention
Conservatives aligned with Ronald Reagan push to outflank his liberal running mate choice and push a more conservative 1876 style Republican platform as the party prepares for the national convention. The platform committee and credentials groups meet to set rules for the convention while administration officials outline witnesses.
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Hurricane Bette Aims Toward North Carolina Coast
Hurricane Bette nears Cape Hatteras with mid Atlantic winds and warnings issued for the eastern Seaboard including New York City. The National Hurricane Center projects the first Atlantic hurricane of the year passing near Cape Hatteras by noon as it moves northward at a few miles per hour.
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Floating hospital proposal sails for Lebanon crisis
Pittsburgh physicist urges Sen James Abourezk to activate a mothballed Navy hospital ship to anchor USS Sanctuary in the Mediterranean. American medical teams could treat wounded soldiers and civilians, a plan Dr Howard P. Monsour proposed weeks ago and sent to Defense, NSC, and State Department for review.
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Madera grand jury to hear trio in Chowchilla bus kidnap case
A new Madera County grand jury begins work on August 23 and will likely tackle the three suspects charged in the July 15 bus kidnapping of 26 school children near Chowchilla. If indicted, the case moves to Superior Court, avoiding a preliminary hearing.
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Smuggling Claims Tie Iraqi Troops to Lebanon Conflict
In Beirut, Lebanese Christian forces and Syria accuse Iraq of smuggling soldiers into Lebanon to fight Palestinians. A Palestinian spokesman denies the charges as US mortar fire hits suburbs. Phalangist officials allege Iraqi troops arrived disguised at Tyre after routing via Egypt.
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Marathon talks recess in rubber workers strike
Negotiators for United Rubber Workers and Anagest tire makers met for 16 hours Sunday and Sunday night but recessed without progress. Talks resume today at 2 p.m. EDT with Labor Secretary W. J. Usery and Federal mediation officials present. The strike began April 20 with about 70,000 workers demanding higher wages and living cost increases.
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Nixon Bounces Back From Watergate Era In Exile
San Clemente Calif August report notes former President Nixon, two years post resignation, living privately after receiving a full pardon. He remains politically active with planned TV interviews and a forthcoming memoir while managing finances and a reduced staff at his Pacific coast estate.
Eucharistic Congress Eyes October Test For Renewal
The International Eucharistic Congress concluded with vows of renewal and a push to link piety with social action. Cardinal John Knox and Pope Paul urged unity as 100000 pilgrims gathered in JFK Stadium for Mary celebrations. A Detroit gathering in October will map a five year plan, testing if Congress ideals translate to action.
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Clyde Beatty Cole Bros Circus Comes To New Castle
The Clyde Beatty Cole Bros Circus arrives tomorrow at the Lawrence County Fairgrounds, billed as the world’s largest circus. Two shows are set for 4:30 and 9:30 p.m. with lions, tigers, elephants, acrobats, jugglers, aerialists, and clowns. proceeds benefit the New Castle Rotary Club.
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Local residents join International Eucharistic Congress trip
Four New Castle area residents attended the International Eucharistic Congress in Philadelphia on August 3. They met Mother Teresa who spoke of poverty of spirit and the church’s response to the poor. The group toured the Shrine of Blessed John Neumann in Philadelphia and the National Shrine of Our Lady of Czestochowa in Doylestown, Pa. Attendees included Sister Ruth, Sister Jean Marie Glorineo, and Paul Dobtenick.
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Rebels Push Coal Strike Into Fourth Week In West Virginia
Rebels push the wildcat coal strike into its fourth week as United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller faces death threats and mass pressure to end the stoppage that idled about 120000 workers across several states. Miller delayed a meeting after a telephoned bomb threat and a Kanawha County picket line, but vowed to pursue talks while heads of the union weigh stern measures. Miners at Cedar Grove demand an end to court fines and injunctions, amnesty for strikers, and guarantees against legal actions to curb future disputes.
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Hinchliffe sentenced on death in 1874 murder case
Robert Li Hinchcliffe of 9028 Markt St Youngstown was sentenced Friday to 10 to 20 years at Rockview for a March 27 third degree murder conviction relating to the December 10 1874 death of Flaysl Ross. Filess 42 was found dead of a fractured skull in Hinchcliffe's mother's apartment. sentencing had been postponed for appeal motions.
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Elderly Activity Seminar Yields County Advisory Board Members
Thirteen area residents affiliated with county aging programs reformed from a leadership seminar at Robert Mortis College Pittsburgh on Aug 1 and Aug 3. Participants: Robert King Findley Boyd Frank Genova Walter Moon Walter Bowers Lawrence McManey Helen Ball Thomas Sarver Maurice Slavonsky Richard Biddle John Gallagher Roberta Tayhy Myra Wotentt. They represented the Lawrence County Office on Aging Advisory Board and the county Office on Aging, sponsored by Catholic Social Services. The seminar was organized by Irma Hausdorff with the Center for Fax and Information on Agi Community College of Mi County. Trans Education
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