Stage Set for First Ford Carter TV Debate
Two presidential candidates Ford and Carter face off in Philadelphia for a debate watched by an estimated 100 million. Ford’s campaign rests on limited travel while Carter criss crosses the country. U S Steel lobbyist Whyte cites Ford’s Disney World overnights and lodge stays in New Jersey as past travel gifts.
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AGAP
America
Jimmy Carter
Ford
U.S. Steel Corp
Congress
Disney World
Florida
Carter
Washington
Michigan
Philadelphia
Bob Dole
Nebraska
Walter Mondale
Wisconsin
U.S. Steel
William Whyte
Lebanon selects Sarkis as new president amid civil war
Lebanon's Suleiman Franjieh transfers power to Elias Sarkis in Jounieh amid ongoing conflict. Sarkis travels to Chtoura to be sworn in before parliament. Syria's withdrawal demand by leftists remains a precondition. Militia leaders pledge support amid calls for peace talks.
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Sarkis
Chtoura
Lebanon
Franjieh
Syria
Oslem
Thelet
France
Ford workers strike enters ninth day as talks stall
A UAW source says Ford will likely modify its three year contract offer this week but settlement and ratification will take at least a week more. Head-to-head talks continued a fourth day with little progress as 170,000 Ford hourly workers in 22 states remain off the job. The strike also idled Canadian plants, with 2,800 workers laid off and 4,400 of 14,000 in Canada soon to be idled. Ford has not commented on talks amid union demands over wages health care pensions and paid time off to create new jobs.
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United Auto Workers
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Ford
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Canada
Alcan Oswego Plant Workers Reject USWA Representation
Oswego Alcan Aluminum workers voted 365 against and 114 for United Steelworkers of America, rejecting union representation. Total 479 of 502 eligible voters participated, about two thirds of the plant’s 740 workers. Local plant manager C J Manowski thanked employees for confidence in management.
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USWA
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National Labor Relations Board
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Alcoa
Reynolds
Kaiser Aluminum
Violence Flare Hits White Johannesburg Streets
Police fired warning shots to disperse roving mobs of black youths in central Johannesburg amid protests against the government. A showdown with rioters followed, with shootings and property damage reported as riot officers restored order. In Nairobi Kissinger concluded a 10 day Africa peace mission seeking support for negotiations on Rhodesia and South West Africa.
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South Africa
Soweto
Nairobi
Kenya
Henry A. Kissinger
Africa
Rhodesia
South West
Abe
Mindaner
London
Pene
Ete
Jomo Kenyatta
Black Africa
Hearst case back in Berkeley as Harris duo face arraignment
Patricia Hearst's kidnapping era returns to Berkeley where William and Emily Harris stand charged with the 19 count case. In San Francisco Hearst herself faces sentencing for a bank robbery conviction. Meanwhile AFL-CIO chief George Meany, 82, may retire next year amid health concerns and renewed illness.
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Berkeley
Calif
Patricia Hearst
William
Emily Harris
Ederal
Bay
San Francisco
Washington
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Meany
Labor Federation
Hastings to plead innocent in kickback scheme charges
Former Congressman James Hastings says he will plead innocent to mail fraud and false statements charges connected to an alleged kickback scheme involving three former aides. Hastings, president of Associated Industries of New York, made the remark during a Lake Placid interview before the lobbying group's annual meeting at the Lake Placid Club.
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Lake Placid
N.Y
James Hastings
Hastings
Associated Industries of New York
Lake Placid Club
DEC checks PAS stack as odor worries persist in Oswego
The state Department of Environmental Conservation conducted air pollution tests on the Pollution Abatement Services stack in Oswego amid ongoing odor complaints. DEC engineer Clair Fancy outlined tests focus on particulate matter and sub micron pollutants, with results due in weeks and potential future hearings if complaints rise.
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Judi Doherty
State Dept. of Environmental Conservation
DEC
PAS
Oswego
Clair Fancy
Fancy
PAS Angered by Alderwoman Comments on Lake Ontario Pollution
Officials from the Pollution Abatement Service attack statements by Oswego Alderwoman Judith Manasseri about the Lake Ontario fish ban. PAS demands a public apology or legal redress, insisting contaminants source not PAS and the firm never discharges to the lake.
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Oswego City
Judith Manasseri
Palladium Timess
PAS
H. Willard Pierce
Manasseri
East Side
New York State
United States
Times Oswego County Drives Two Drive News
Area firms awarded million Point area page highlights Fulton court actions with multiple cases and a busy session. The report notes doctor recruitment contracts and nine other items amid ongoing county activity.
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Oswego County
Millio
Fulton Court
Weather summary for the period ending 8 a.m.
The report shows a mean temperature of 48 with a low of 41 and precipitation of .13 inches plus a trace of hail. Winds S to SE 5 to 10 mph. Highs 60 to 65 with possible showers and a thunderstorm, clearing tonight to about 40. Friday partly cloudy and cooler with highs mid 50s and southwest winds 15 to 30 mph.
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