Waymire Buys A P Building in Carmel California
Don Waymire of Waymire's Food Mart announces purchase of the A P building at First and South Hickory with 100 feet of the adjacent lot once used by Underwood Equipment. Sale price not disclosed. He buys from Blanche Stucker of Carmel and says A P lease extends 18 months. plans include occupying the building as a new Waymire Food Mart.
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Don Waymire
Waymire
Food Mart
Main
A&p
First
Hickory
Underwood Equipment Inc
4S & Machinery
Blanche Stucker
Carmel
Calif
Waymire Food Mart
Mine Bill Okayed By Congress To Shift Mine Safety
Congress moves to shift all mine safety enforcement from the Interior Department to the Labor Department after two deadly Kentucky explosions at Scotia mine. House Education and Labor Committee approval would take effect July 1977. UMWU praises the change citing safer conditions and dedicated enforcement for 216000 miners.
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Kentucky
Congress
Department of Labor
Interior Department
House
Education and Labor Committee
Interior
Dominick Daniels
DNJ
Carl Perkins
Scotia
Over Fork
Department of the Interior
Labor Department
Arnold Miller
United Mineworkers Union
House Committee
Miller
UMW
Tremors Rise After Italy Earthquake in Gemona
In northeast Italy rescue teams search for survivors after a powerful quake that killed hundreds and left 100,000 homeless. Officials warn of disease risk and appeal for doctors vaccines and aid as aftershocks and rockslides threaten Portis and Gemona.
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Gemona
Italy
Arso
Portis
Naples
Yugoslavia
Netherlands
Udine
Switzerland
West Germany
Landmarks Suffer Damage After Earthquake Near Venice
Art experts in Venice report after a northeast quake that several monuments and museums show damage. Stones fall from St Mark's Basilica. cracks appear in Pisani Moretta Palace. San Canziano church globe falls. San Fantin wall crack widens. vault fragments drop from St John and Paul. porcelain vase breaks. Murano glass and crystal items shattered. overall damage in thousands of dollars.
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Venice
Italy
Canal City
Giovanbattista Tiepola
Pisani Moretta
Doges
Riva Degli Schiavoni
San Canciano
San Fantin
Fenice Opera House
St. John and Paul’s
Oriental Art Museum
Glass Museum
Murano Island
Murano
Meeting on Sea Law Reopens After Eight Weeks
United Nations negotiators wrap eight weeks of talks in New York and plan a August session to push forward a six year effort to write a law of the seas. Mexico’s Jorge Castañeda calls for decision making while the U S lauds compromises on ocean floor mining guiding shares for developing nations.
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United Nations
N.Y
Mexico
Jorge Castaneda
U.S
Henry A. Kissinger
Helicopters Seen Over Ottawa Farm Sparking Fearful Talk
Barbara Williams 14 said 15 helicopters passed over her family's farm Friday evening near Ottawa RFD 4. Her brother 10 and friend Jerry Bulmer saw flashes in the sky as their parents and a sheriff's deputy investigated. Farmers in Lane and Rantoul report similar low flights amid military maneuvers but deny landings or serial numbers.
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Barbara Williams
Ottawa
Phillip Williams
Jimmy
Jerry Bulmer
Barbara
Blood Test Search Ruling by Kansas Supreme Court
Kansas Supreme Court holds blood samples from DUI suspects are searches protected by the U S Constitution and state Bill of Rights yet upholds implied consent for drivers on public highways. The ruling centers on Jerry D Gordon case after a fatal two car crash near Garnett in 1874.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas Supreme Court
High Court
Kansas
Anderson County
Robert F. Stadler
Jerry D. Gordon
Garnett
Gordon
Supreme Court
Clouds Gather Over Kansas as Spring Warmth Returns
Kansas weather report notes unseasonably cool conditions mid spring with a trend toward warming. skies show increasing cloudiness in the west and south with a chance of showers Sunday while northeast remains mostly clear but partly cloudy. highs forecast upper 60s to mid 70s, lows in 40s to 50s, with light northerly to southerly winds.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Goodland
Hill City
Mercury
Hutchinson
Dodge City
Wichita
UPS Talks Break Over The Weekend
A 1 decline wage dispute triggers a 1% state walkout by Teamsters drivers and workers at UPS entering a second week as talks recessed for the weekend. 14,000 members in the Midwest and Rocky Mountain states boosted parcel post shipments by 60 percent in the Central Region and 20 percent elsewhere per USPS reports. Talks resume Monday at a Chicago suburb with bargaining seen as moving in a positive direction. seniority and contract language are central, with wage terms similar to last month’s framework.
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Arlington Heights, Ill
United Parcel Service
Teamsters
Washington
U.S. Postal Service
Midwest
Rocky Mountain
Chicago
UPS
Colorado
Iowa
Kansas
Kentucky
Michigan
Minnesota
Missouri
Nebraska
North Dakota
Ohio
South Dakota
Wisconsin
Wyoming
Mincig
Indiana
Veto on Aid Bill May Hold Compromise Likely
Washington lawmakers indicate they will not seek to override President Ford's veto of a four billion dollar foreign military aid measure. They plan a possible two year funding compromise, with talks on lifting the Vietnam embargo and capping arms sales, while Ford argues for executive control of policy.
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Ford
Congress
U.S
House
Senate
Thomas E. Morgan
Dpa
House International Relations Committee
Hubert H. Humphrey
D-Minn
Senate Foreign Assistance Subcommittee
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NATO
Buia
Giovanni Leone
Maiano
St. Mark’s Basilica
Wayne Williams
Ontawa, Kansas
Seo
Kathy Frank
Randy Rugg
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