Coal strike toll and Washington fundraisers in March 16 1978
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller expected his bargaining council to ratify a new contract, with rank and file signals favorable for final approval. The analysis warns that even a settlement may not solve deeper coal industry problems and energy strategy. A NEA dispatch reports in Washington a high priced fundraising dinner for Rep. Wright Jr. highlights how money influences congressional access and campaign finance concerns.
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United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Don Graff
Newspaper Enterprise Association
UMW
Graff
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NEA
Barbara Jordan
Dtex
Dixie
Thomas P
Tip) O'Neill
D-Mass
Tong Sun Park
Madison Hotel
James C. Wright Jr
D-Tex
House
Senate
Wright
Common Cause
Congress
Common Caune
Fred Wertheimer
Frank B. Moore
Watson
White House
Walter F. Mondale
Jim Wright
Congress Committee
Abell's Home Center seeks fair treatment from town policing
Letter to Carroll County officials by Abell's Home Center owner protesting $10 fines for stopping and loading in front of his Mt. Airy store while adjacent curb spaces near Safeway and Drug Fair are not ticketed. He cites incidents, asks why small businesses are penalized, and urges equal treatment amid energy cuts and burglaries.
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Abell's
Mt. Airy
Safeway
Drug Fair
Sykesville
Yesterday La From Files of the News Pyot
The fragmentary note references yesterday in Los Angeles as part of file papers from a news agency archive. No clear event or named individuals are readable in the supplied fragment.
Awards Honor Scout Court of Honor Held in Frederick
Fifty years ago on March 38 1928 a Court of Honor was held with parents and friends in attendance. Louis L. Wilson chaired the event with Archie Fisher Major Elmer Munshower Commissioner Charles Lough Deputy Commissioner C Austin Gardner and Scout Executive George Whitney presiding. Frederick City residents anticipated a visit from Col Charles A Lindbergh to receive the Congressional Medal of Honor from President Coolidge.
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Louis L. Wilson
Archie E. Fisher
Elmer F. Munshower
Charles W. Lough
C. Austin Gardner
George C. Whitney
Frederick City
Col
Charles A. Lindbergh
America
Frederick
Washington
Coolidge
Mixed Blessings Haunt Blair Lee as Acting Governor
Blair Lee faces tough political tradeoffs over Baltimore prison site and tax revision. Inherited Mandel era prison issue collides with local opposition and party politics, risking his nomination. Tax reform stalls between income tax relief and property tax cuts, limiting Lee’s maneuvering room in an election year.
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Baltimore
Marvin Mandel
Lee
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Theodore Venetoulis
Prince Georges County
Palummare Estes
Fort Armistead
General Assembly
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Nnhappy
Venezoulia Owt
Harry Hughes
Francis B. Burch
Senate
Steny Hoyer
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York
Reggie Jackson
Yeeech
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Dick Bodmer
Unit 1
Frederick React
Channel 9
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C.B. Hot Line
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Gambrill State Park
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Maryland State School For the Deaf
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Margaret Kent
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