Longshoremen vote on pact and other item highlights
Longshoremen began voting on a pact to end a nine week strike across 34 Atlantic and Gulf ports with Local 824 and the 50,000 member ILA active at Hudson River docks. Texas reports 3109 traffic deaths this year, up 11 percent. security improves for Americans in northern Mexico. A judge transfers nearly $500,000 seized from Alice youths to federal control. Rhodesian and Mozambican claims on guerrilla casualties discussed as U.N. debate opens.
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New York
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Maine
Texas
International Longshoremen’s Association
Hudson River Docks
Adul
Storms sweep Texas with springlike intensity and sharp cold fronts
A slow moving cold front edged east into the Gulf while thunderstorms, some heavy, flooded wide areas of Texas with light rainfall. Severe storms occurred in Jasper and Newton counties with winds and possible hail but no damage reported. Early temps ranged from 23 at Dalhart to 75 at Brownsville, amid widespread cloudiness and scattered snow in the central U.S. and Pacific Northwest.
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Gulf of Mexico
Lone Star
Texas
Hill Country
College Station
Waco
Junction
San Angelo
Jasper
Newton
National Weather Service
Coastal Bend
Panhandle
South Plains
Lower
Rio Grande Valley
Dalhart
Brownsville
Amarillo
Wichita Falls
Texarkana
Dallas-Fort Worth
Austin
Lufkin
Houston
Corpus Christi
del Rio
el Paso
Lubbock
Central United States
Central Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Central Plains
Virginia
Pacific Northwest
New England
California
Santa Ana
U S and Israel to join Sadat peace talks in Cairo
Cairo hosts a three nation meeting called by President Sadat to prep for an Arab Israeli peace conference in Geneva. Israel and the United States agree to attend though Syria Jordan and the PLO decline. Assad says no divorce between Syria and Egypt but supports Sadat’s trip.
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U.S
Israel
Sadat
Sami Rizkallah
Associated Press
Cairo
Anwar Sadat
Egypt
United States
Geneva
Washington
Palestine Liberation Organization
Syria
Jordan
Soviet Union
Lebanon
U.N
Kurt Waldheim
Carter
Elissar
Menahem Begin
Meir Rosenne
Foreign Ministry
Hafez Assad
Damascus
Libya
Algeria
Tripoli
Hussein
High School Smokes Test Show Effects On Bodies
New Hampshire high school students smoke in class to study health effects using sensors for heart rate skin temperature and carbon monoxide. At West High in Manchester tests show heart rate rise and blood CO increase while skin temperature drops Students and parents report behavior change and reduced smoking.
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David Wysocki
Manchester
N.H
New Hamshire High School
New Hampshire Lung Association
New Hampshire
West High School
Karen Klop
James Hall
Laurie Savoie
Paul Pepin
Heart Association renews campaign against smoking
The American Heart Association renews its anti smoking campaign with a new president who quit smoking and a retiring president who still smokes a little. A third white paper urges vigorous action by lawmakers and health professionals to curb cigarette use.
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Heart Association
Alton Blackeslee
Miami Beach
Fila
American Heart Association
Harriet P. Dustan
University of Alabama Medical Center
Birmingham
Association
W. Gerald Austen
Massachusetts General Hospital
Boston
Presi
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Tex
Department of Public Safety
Mexico
State Department
Frank Rando
Department
Passport Office
U.S. District Court
Jack Roberts
McLennan
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Ian Smith
United Nations
Eric Gairy
Grenada
Caribbean
General Assembly
Agriculture Department
James Nielson
Agriculture
Air Force
Henry Silverio
Steven J. Bell
Dorchester
Dallas
Dorchester Gas Corporation
Mount Pleasant
American Petrofina, Inc
Johnson
Frank M. Johnson
President Carter
FBI
Griffin Bell
Montgomery
Ala
Iee
Independent Truckers Association
Texas Panhandle
Mike Parkhurst
Plains
Don Wilson
Wanda Sandford
Vine Run Baptist Church
Folsom
Wilson
the Plains
Ga.) Baptist Church
Usm
Cyrus Vance
Eliahu Ben
Dent-Elect
Austen
North America
Africa
Omega
Sohn S Fonville Jewelers
Pecos Leading Jewelers
S Oak
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