Miners Continue Wildcat Strike in West Virginia
West Virginia coal miners enter the third week of a wildcat walkout amid limited cross-state sympathy. About 37,000 miners faced federal orders and protests in Charleston as unions seek a settlement plus assurances against further injunctions and reprisals.
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West Virginia
United Mine Workers Union
Logan County
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Charleston Federal Courthouse
Washington
UMW
Skip Delano
Danville
Arnold Miller
Miller
Delano
Here
Sophia
West Virginia Coal Association
Portland Welder Finds Coping Through Beans
In north Portland, Jerome Techtman, a 62 year old welder, shares a quirky philosophy to cope with modern life. He counted the beans in eight ounce pork and beans cans from 325 to 340 per can as a relief from emotional tension. He notes bean prices rose from six for a quarter to 17 cents per can and now cans hold about 186 beans with the rest soup. Flowers surround his home and ivy grows through a hole he drilled in the dining room wall to let outdoor greenery in.
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Ore
Jerome Techtman
KU Enrollment Record Sets Fall Headcount at KU
Lawrence Kan AP with the start of the fall 1975 semester KU officials forecast the largest enrollment in university history totaling 21 565 with 19 807 at Lawrence and 1 758 at Kansas City and later figures expecting 23 375. The increase, about 1 200 more than fall 1974, worsened Lawrence housing as residence halls convert ironing rooms into temporary living quarters for students.
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Lawrence
Kan
University of Kansas
Gilbert Dyck
Kansas City
Mystery Ship Glomar Explorer Seeks Sea Tests Near Catalina
The Glomar Explorer, built by Howard Hughes, meets two barges in a Catalina Island cave after a four day voyage from Long Beach. It will undertake nine days of joint tests with Global Marine Co. and the barges Biant and HMBI while details of its mission remain undisclosed. Rep. Bob Wilson said CIA shelved submarine salvage plans, though acknowledgment of the operation remains unofficial.
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Calif
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Long Beach
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Hughes
Pacific
Rod Jackson
Catalina Isthmus
Biant
HMBI
Glomal Explorer
Cove
Global Marine Co
Explorer
Hawaii
Bob Wilson
R-Calif
Central Intelligence Agency
Wilson
House
Armed Services Committee
CIA
William Colby
Colby
Deadly storms flood Cleveland area and midwest
Dozens rescued as heavy rains and four tornadoes sweep the region. In Cleveland at least three people die and a 9 year old girl is missing after being swept into a manhole. Two 12 year olds die of lightning in Cleveland Heights. A roadside crash in Texas kills five, while Wisconsin reports multiple injuries and deaths from tornadoes. Authorities search flooded streets, toppled trees, and submerged cars as Coast Guardsmen and police aid victims.
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Michael
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Richard Ambeau
Case Western Reserve University
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Ronnie Morgan
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Conroe
Texas
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Houston
Shirley
Bruce
Five more women aim to join Episcopal priesthood
Washington AP five more Episcopal deacons plan to be ordained as priests in defiance of church hierarchy. They sent letters to over 200 bishops and will be ordained September 7 at St Stephen and the Incarnation in Washington. The move follows earlier ordinations in Philadelphia questioned by church authorities.
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Episcopal Church
Alison Palmer
Palmer
Office of International Labor Affairs
State Department
St. Stephen and the Incarnation Church
George W. Barrett
Rochester
N.Y
Santa Barbara
Calif
Philadelphia
House of Bishops
Lee McGee
American University
Betty Rosenberg
Arlington
Phyllis Edwards
Evanston
Diane Tickell
Anchorage
Alaska
William A. Wendt
L. Peter Beebe
Oberlin
Ohio
Alison Cheek
Church of St. Stephen and the Incarnation
Welding jobs require qualified submerged arc welders
Immediate openings for qualified submerged arc welders and qualified hand welders. Must qualify for ASME section 8 and know all submerged arc types. Shift work with full benefits including holidays medical and life insurance vacation and pension. Contact Personnel Dept Harrison 1-0630 or 913-294-5331 Engineered Systems Division Energy Products Gulf Western Paola Kansas Equal opportunity employer.
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Harrison
Energy Products Group
Gulf + Western Manufacturing, Co
1St and
Iron Street
Paola
Kansas
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