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Newspaper
Pecos Enterprise
Location
Pecos, Texas, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1977
Page
3
Negotiators for the United Mine Workers and mine operators pause contract talks while unrest rises as 500 miners from eastern Ohio invade Kentucky non union fields. They block docks, threaten trucks, and dump coal on roads amid a broader strike wave.
Washington AP reports the United States and Japan remain far apart on remedies for Japan's trade surplus causing U.S. plant shutdowns and layoffs. Top U.S. trade negotiator Robert Strauss said after Monday talks that Japan's initial proposals focus on tariff cuts for various imported goods.
Judge Darrell Hester ordered Plumbers and Pipefitters Local 823 to open records concerning use of federal Manpower funds in Cameron County. The inquiry focuses on ties between Local 823 and the Manpower Planning Board and the Grays, with FBI presence noted as auditors prepare.
An Israeli delegation of three officials, 27 staff, and 35 journalists landed in Cairo aboard an El Al jet amid security as Cairo prepares for the Geneva peace conference. They were greeted by Egyptian officials and taken to the Mena House hotel at the Great Pyramid to meet President Anwar Sadat's preparatory talks.
Federal housing aid goes to northern and midwestern cities under a new formula, leaving Texas with less funds. Detroit receives 56.6 million and Houston 23.5 million this year, despite Texas and Texas cities having large populations.
Western Washington floods persist with six deaths and 26 million dollars in damage across eight counties as rivers slack off under a warming, drying trend. Forecasters warn Chehalis River winds and high tides may flood low-lying Aberdeen and Cosmopolis. Meanwhile California Oregon and the Midwest face rain and cooler air with scattered flurries and rising temperatures elsewhere.
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