Steel Union Leader May Quit If Sadlowski Wins
United Steelworkers President Abel, in an interview, denounces Edward Sadlowski as irresponsible and says he would resign and stop negotiating the 1977 basic steel contract if Sadlowski is elected. Abel backs Lloyd McBride, warns interim leadership would arise if he resigns.
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Pitsburgie
UPD
United Steelworkers
Abel
Edward Sadlowski
USWA
Sadlowski
UPT
Lloyd McBride
St. Louis
Steel Company
Sachawski
District 3
Fast
Chicago
Teft
United Steelworkers’ Helm
Sadhowski
Ife
McBride
Avith
Basque separatists kidnap Spain council of state head
Suspected Basque militants seized Antonio Maria de Urquija 63, president of Spain's Council of State, a top four official, in downtown Madrid just days before a national referendum. Four gunmen abducted him from his office as his son and secretary were forced to lie on the floor. Premier Suarez learned of the kidnapping during an audience with the King and summoned cabinet members. Interior Minister Villa paused a trip to northwest Spain.
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Peter Uebersax
Madrid
Spain
UPI
Council of State
Antonio Maria de Oriel Urquija
Oriel
Prado Art Museum
Orio
Juan Cartos
Adolfo Suarez
Suarez
Rodolfo Martin Villa
robberies keep police jumping near Fort Wallen Beach
Police report three related robberies within an hour near Burger King and Majik Market in Fort Wallen Beach. Suspects described as three men on foot, one about six feet tall with a brown leather jacket, all using similar guns. victims lost purses totaling under $56.
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Burger King
Eglin Parkway
Fort Wallen Beach
Majik Market
Nollywood Blvd
Semoriat Parkway
Lisagor to be Buried at Arlington Cemetery
Washington CAPL report says Peter Lisagor Washington bureau chief of the Chicago Daily News will be buried in Arlington National Cemetery by presidential order. Service set for 10 a.m. Tuesday at the national shrine across the Potomac. Lisagor, 61, led the Washington bureau since 1959 and was a noted TV panelist praised as fair and thorough.
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Washington
Capl
Peter Lisagor
Chicago Daily News
Arlington National Cemetery
Ford
Lisager
Military Cemetery
National Shrine
Potomac River
Daily News
Washington Burea
Newis
Lisapor Friday
Peter
Electoral College To Place Approval On Nov 2 Voting
United Press International reports on the Electoral College meeting to certify the 1980 presidential election. It notes Carter expected to win 297 votes, Ford 241, with electors in Florida and Tokyo arranging separate balloting. Past surprises show electors sometimes vote against the popular winner. The college, a constitutional feature, allocates votes by state.
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Electoral College
United Press International
Governor's Conference Chamber
Florida
Aruditorum
Akasaka
United States
Jimmy Carter
District of Columbia
Washington
Congress
Dan
Fath Pees
Carlier
Ford
Elvte
Prisoners Call for Paroles and Water Strike In Mexico
American and Latin inmates on a hunger strike in Mexican jails threaten to stop drinking water unless parole demands are met. Les Fleischman of Los Angeles said the fast continues from Santa Maria jail. Spokesman Martin Hoberman urged U S tourists to cancel Christmas vacations in Mexico to protest alleged inhumane treatment.
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Mexico City
UPL
Les Fleischman
Los Angeles
UPI
Santa Maria
Fleischman
Mexico
Martin Hoberman
Omaha
Neb
U.S
Utilities Pocketing Tax Dollars Across Nation
Washington based report by Environmental Action Foundation and National Consumer Information Center says 134 large private electric utilities charged customers 1.6 billion dollars in federal income taxes in 1975 while using tax breaks to keep much of it. 43 utilities paid no federal income taxes. Commonwealth Edison led with 110 million dollars overcharge, followed by Georgia Power 91.2 million, Duke Power 61.3 million, and Consolidated Edison 62.5 million in a list of top overcharges. report cites accelerated depreciation and investment tax credit as key breaks.
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Washington
UPI
Environmental Action Foundation
National Consumer Information Center
Federal Power Commission
Wectric
Internal Revenue Service
RAF
Edison Electric Institute
United States
Chicago
Commonwealth Edison Co
Georgia Power
Duke Power
Consolidated Edison
Alabama Power
Florida Power and Light
Public Service Electric and Gas
Philadelphia Electric
Carolina Power and Light
Detroit Edison
Banker Leads Lebanon On Road to Recovery
Beiruti optimism grows as Selim Al Hoss, named premier, forms an eight member cabinet of non politicians and technocrats. Banks reopen, markets revive, and life returns to Beirut while reconstruction expectations rise despite lingering risks from civil war and refugee camps.
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Beirut
Lebanon
UPI
University of Indiana
J Selim al Hoss
Elias Sarkis As
Hoss
Beirulis
Gun
Middle East
Francois Ghattas
Uub
Mekalles
Tal Zaatar
$5 Bills Botched In North American Mint Blunder
ST LOUIS UP I reports say the Bureau of Printing and Engraving produced upside down serial numbers and seals on $5 bills. Barry W Fainlich, owner of three currency shops, bought four of the misprinted notes for 100 dollars each and suspects about a dozen oddball fives exist.
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ST. Louis
UPI
Bureau of Printing and Ingraving
Washington
Federal Reserve Bank
Treasury
Barry W. Fainlich
Fainnlich
Lindell Trust Co
Faintich
Federal Reserve
Fainlich
Fallout shelter phaseout sparks debate on relocation plan
In Okaloosa County Tom Nichols criticizes the Crisis Relocation Plan by the DCPA to move residents from high risk zones to host areas. He says shelters will be abandoned for a woods and fields self survival approach with no guaranteed food or shelter. Other officials call the plan absurd or unclear, while surveys identify high risk areas near military bases. Nichols argues the United States lacks a viable civil defense program and questions alternatives.
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Nichols
Thosl
Defense Civil Preparedness Agency
DCPA
Eglin Air Force Base
George Rodericks
District of Columbia
Senate
John Davis
National
Florida
Nuclear Civil Protection Planning
United States
National Observer
Library of Congress
Tom Nichols
Okaloosa County
Russia
China
Peking
Inmates Escape From Oaklawn Prison Camp
Five inmates overpowered guards at Oaklawn prison camp in Greenville Saturday night. They wounded at least seven people with a shotgun and fists as police formed a manhunt across the area. At Greenville General Hospital, seven victims were treated with none in serious condition.
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Greenville, S.C
UPJ
Oaklawn
Greenville General Hospital
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