Vance Debates Palestinian Representation in Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Cyrus R Vance, after a long session with President Sadat, discusses how to represent Palestinians at the Geneva peace talks. The talks consider potential Palestinian participation as Vance tours the Middle East, with Sadat optimistic about progress and a joint news conference planned.
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Alexandria
Egypt
Cyrus R Vance
Anwar Sadat
Middle East
Sadat
Vance
United States
Israel
Palestine Liberation Organization
PLO
Geneva
Beirut
Lebanon
Foreign steel may flood US market if strike lasts
The Minnesota iron ore strike by 14 500 United Steelworkers locals could exhaust stockpiles in four months, risking flood of imports as mills face ore shortages. Duluth area railways plan layoffs and crews cuts while inventories total about 42.7 million long tons, enough for four months at last year’s 9.5 million ton monthly consumption. Local issues remain unsettled under the 1973 Experimental Negotiating Agreement.
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Duluth, Minn
Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers
Minnesota
Upper Michigan
Carnegie
Cleveland
U.S. Steel Cable
Worcester
Mass
Idaho Panhandle
Buffalo
N.Y
Duluth
Burlington Northern Railroad
Minnesota Employment Services Office
Mesabi Range
American Iron Ore Association
U.S. Mills
Wall Street Journal
Space Pollution To Bring Meteor Showers Space Pollution To Bring Meteor Showers
NEW YORK AP The Earth travels through a cloud of debris from the Temple Swift comet producing the Perseid meteor shower visible after midnight until dawn on August 11 12 and 13 with about 50 meteors per hour. Scientists note UFO reports often accompany showers and advise watching from dark outdoor locations.
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New York
Earth
Kenneth Franklin
Hayden Planetarium
Constellation
Perseus
Temple-Swift
Germans worry over unofficial sister city status in Phoenix
Phoenix officials fear Karlsruhe Germany may be an unofficial sister city since no formal agreement exists. A 40 member Karlsruhe delegation plans a fall visit, but mail mixups and upcoming city elections hinder plans. City Council undecided on formal welcome.
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Karlsruhe
West Germany
Phoenix
Jack Schroll
Schroll
Ex Spy Pilot Powers Dies In Helicopter Crash
Los Angeles AP report confirms Francis Gary Powers, the U2 pilot whose 1960 capture intensified Cold War tensions, died with cameraman George Spears when their Bell Jet Ranger crashed in a San Fernando Valley vacant baseball field. Details on cause pending. Powers survived by his wife Claudia and children, Spears by his wife Annette and three children. Services pending.
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Los Angeles
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Powers
George Spears
Bell
San Fernando Valley
CIA
CIA Board of
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
KGIL
KNBC
Spears
Claudia
Francis Gary Jr
Dee
Annette
Terrence
Sharon
Katherine
Log-Only Escape: Killer Bobs Down Missouri River
Kansas prison officials believe Harry Bloomer, 44, a convicted killer, escaped from Kansas State Prison by floating away on a log down the Missouri River. A dormitory disappearance prompted a search of 2,500 prison acres while witnesses on the far bank saw a man riding a log downstream. Bloomer, sentenced 10 years to life for second degree murder of WaKeeney Marshal Al Clayscamp and related charges, previously escaped during fishing furlough years earlier.
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Lansing
Kan
Harry Jack Bloomer
Kansas State
Missouri River
Kenneth Oliver
Bloomer
WaKeeney
Oliver
al Claycamp
Louisiana
Kent State Beside Alamo in Landmark Dispute
A federal judge likened Kent State Hill where four students were killed to Pearl Harbor and the Alamo as he paused a $6 million gym annex project. The hearing focused on designating Blanket Hill a National Historic Landmark amid protests and potential Interior Department funding delays.
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Alamo
Pearl Harbor
Cleveland
Kent State University
U.S. District Court
Thomas D. Lambros
U.S
Blanket Hill
Terry Gilbert
Coalition
Justice Department
Congress
Department of Interior
Gilbert
Notice of hearing in Pearl Brown estate Franklin Co Kansas
First published July 26 1977 notice to creditors and all interested that Dorothy Nadine Trotter heir seeks administrator under Kansas Simplified Estates Act. hearing set August 19 1977 at 10:00 am in Ottawa Franklin County Kansas. creditors must file demands within six months or be barred.
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State of Kansas
Franklin County
Pearl Brown
Ottawa
Kansas
Dorothy Nading Trotter
Thos. E. Gleason
Chrid. Sulte
Fros’l. Bidg
Oniaws
Atty
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