UMW Vows to Organize Non-Union Mines Amid Strike Tensions
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller pledged to organize all non-union coal mines as nationwide strikes enter a second week. Talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association stalled over a key issue, with 198,000 miners idled in 22 states. Violence eased over the weekend, though incidents in Kentucky included a railway bridge blast and a burned mine house. Norfolk and Western Railway expects a further 1,200 workers to be affected by the walkout, while limited peacetime picketing was agreed upon at three non-UMW mines after court talks and a bomb scare.
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Norfolk & Western Railroad
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UMA
Limited
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UPS
Willy Brandt
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Soviet Union
Brandt
Socialist International
Japan
Socialist and
Democratic Socialist
Brandl
Washington
Bureau of Radiological Health
The
Food and Drug Administration
Kidnapped Cyprus President's Son Freed After Deadline
Achilleas Kyprianou, the 2b year old son of Cyprus President Spyros Kyprianou, was released seven hours after the life deadline expired. The abduction, claimed by EOKA B, prompted the president to refuse concessions as authorities declined to disclose details of any deal.
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Cyprus
UPL
Spyros Kyprianou
Achilleas Kyprianou
Eoka-B
Greece
Coast Guard ends search for missing Navigator crew
The Coast Guard called off its weeklong search for 13 crew members of the scallop boat Navigator from New Bedford after no debris or signs were found. Family members express grief and urge continued efforts despite storms over a 030,000 square mile area.
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North Atlantic
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Pentagon Funds Rockwell Study Ahead of B-1 Bomber End
The Pentagon sent Rockwell International 1.8 million for production engineering work on potential fifth and sixth B-1 prototypes as Carter moves to scrap the program and shift to cruise missiles. Rockwell had been the bomber’s prime contractor, with Congress approving removals of 1.4 billion in B-1 funds, aiming to reduce layoffs.
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Congress
Blue Cross studies nationwide drug abuse treatment coverage
Blue Cross plans a one year study across its 69 plans to evaluate offering health insurance for drug abuse treatment. Government support funds the project with 167300 dollars as officials note the need for broader treatment access for an estimated two to three million abusers.
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National Institute On Drug Abuse
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DuPont
McNerney
Blue Shield
Michigan
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