Coal mining walkout eases with mixed returns across states
A broad back to work movement spreads through coalfields as Western Pennsylvania Illinois Indiana Virginia and parts of West Virginia report returning miners. Southern West Virginia remains largely closed amid ongoing strike actions tied to the union contract dispute and a court hearing on civil contempt fines.
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Charleston
W.va
West Virginia
United Mine Workers
Harry Patrick
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Indiana
Virginia
UMW
Union
West Virginia Coal Association
U.S. District Court
K. K. Hall
Boone
Logan
Kanawha
Raleigh
Ilinois
Kentucky
Alabama
Ohio
Meigs County
Computer system pairs distant animals to aid rare species
Seek ST PAUL Minn AP Noah arranged future breeding by selecting the nearest pair of each species. A Minnesota zoo uses ISIS to match mates across zoos, beginning courting for a spiny anteater pair from St Paul and Topeka Kansas. The system helps locate animals, maintains pedigrees to prevent inbreeding, and gathers data on conditions. ISIS bases in Minnesota with 170 plus member zoos in North America and soon overseas. Linda Murtfeldt says 3 000 to 4 000 mammal species are in the database and 15 000 individual animals catalogued. birds reptiles and amphibians to follow. Some successes include two endangered marmosets matched at a Kansas City zoo.
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St, Paul, Minn
Noah
Minnesota
St. Paul
Topeka
Kan
Donald Bridgwater
Minnesota Zoological Garden
ISIS
Bridgwater
United States
Canada
Linda Murtfeldt
Kansas City
Bus Robbery on Greyhound Bus Rans 15,000 in Cash and Jewelry
DETROIT AP two masked men held up a Chicago to Detroit Greyhound on I-94, pistol whipped passengers, searched a woman for money, and fled in a getaway car after collecting at least 15,000 in cash and jewelry from 42 victims. Authorities say a similar Michigan heist occurred days earlier and FBI probes the case.
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Detroit
Ign
Chicago
Mich
Planti
M.nd
Yi We Ting
Ane Blan
Treal
Canada
Donald Paul
William Gorshe
FBI
Greyhound
Michigan
Paducah
Good Outlook For Apples
A bumper apple crop accross the nation signals lower retail prices for the coming year. USDA forecasts 174 million 42-pound boxes, up 13 percent from last year, with Washington State and New York leading production and prices expected to ease though costs may offset consumer savings. Meanwhile Kansas reports three Labor Day traffic deaths in a Friday night series of crashes.
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Louise Cook
Associated Press
Agricultural Marketing Service
U.S. Department of Agriculture
USDA
Washington
New York State
James Garlik
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Kansas
Francis Hoffman
Dodge City
Kenneth Adam Shewell
Coffeyville
U.S. 24
Manhattan
All's Quiet After Overthrow Fails in Quito
Ecuador remained calm after an attempted coup by Gen Raul Gonzalez Alvear aimed at President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara collapsed. The uprising, supported by a single army unit, ended with arrests, a dusk to dawn curfew in Quito and Guayaquil, and the president retaking control with tanks and loyal troops. The revolt marked Latin America's second upheaval in four days.
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Quito
Ecuador
Guillermo Rodriguez Lara
Raul Gonzalez Alvear
Rodriguez
Gonzalez
Guayaquil
Azuay Armored Regiment
Rio Bamba
Pacific
Vencedores
Latin America
Peru
Juan Velasco Alvarado
Francisco Morales Bermudez
Bloodiess
Inflation Up Miss America Budget In 1976 Atlantic City Pageant
Miss America costs rise to 800000 from 700000 with the pageant running mainly in Convention Hall. Major sponsors finance most expenses while pay for staff, stage show, and scholarships total 325000, 68000, and a $15000 grant to Miss America 1976. Bert Parks earns 15500 for the week.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Albert Marks Jr
Marks
Vol
Carl R. Fiore
Fiore
Bert Parks
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Lejéune
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Stella Beckner
Lindsey Heel Estate & Auction Service
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Ottawa Herald
Business and Professional Guide
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James A. Eaton, D
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S. Main
Olin G. Wollen, D.D
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Raney-Reynolds
Rexall
John Reynolds
Ottawa
Rodney McClay, D.D
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Shirley James
Eloise Milton
Patricia Blakesley
Karen Stinson
Mary Ellen Malburg
Wauniie Rlemer
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Elsa Causey
Brenas Eierener
Pat Knapp
Judy Hull
Jeat Schmitt
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Don L. McKelvey
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W. 15Th St
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WEE
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Ralph E. Taylor
Ottawa, Kansas
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S. M. Brockway
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Franklin County Mental Health Clinic, Inc
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