Coast Guard Fights 20 Mile Oil Slick From Liberian Tanker
Coast Guard crews battled a 20 mile oil slick linked to the Liberian tanker Olympic Games after it ran aground near Marcus Hook Pennsylvania. About 134 500 gallons of light Arabian crude spilled as booms surrounded the Delaware River slick from National Park New York to New Castle Delaware.
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United Press International Coast Guard
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Delaware
Coast Guard
British Petroleum
Marcus Stock
Philadelphia
New York
Argo
Atlantic
Nantucket Island
Argo Merehan
Massachusetts
California
Maritme
Long Beach
Saasinena
Los Angeles Harbor
Oswego
Thames River
Amerada Fess Corp
Delaware River
Kenneth G. Wiman
Gloucester City
N.J
National Park
New Castle
Chester
Claymont
Del
Paulsboro
Wiman
Red Bank Shipping
Panama
Environmental Protection Agency
Russell Train
North Carolina
University of Rhode Island
Endeavor
Nantucket
Georges Bank
Marcus Hook
UPI
News in Brief Roundups from Leningrad to Helsinki
Soviet authorities raid four dissidents in Leningrad including refusenik Vadimir Swerdlin charged with weapons violations. in Florida a judge blocks a medical malpractice insurance law. Nevada conducts its 16th underground nuclear test of 1976 code named Rudder. Sen Philip Hart mourned in Washington funeral. Ford rejects overseas air route changes while CAB extends charter authority. Finnish scouts set a record aiding 1467 people across Helsinki region.
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Ussr
UPI
Vladimir Borissov
Vadimir Swerdlin
Borissov
Irina Borissov
Yucca Flat
Nev
United States
Nevada Desert
Russia
Michigan
Mounn Sen
Hart
Ford
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
CAW
Helsinki
Finland
Espoo
Uestroct
Australia
Mamerhelimne
Childers to appoint acting Public Counsel as search proceeds
In Tallahassee Sen. W D Childers says the Joint Legislative Auditing Committee will appoint a successor to Public Counsel Woodie Liles soon after a deliberate search. Liles resigns Saturday to join a Tallahassee law firm, and Deputy Earl Manderson may serve as acting counsel during the hunt.
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Childers
Woodie Liles
Liles
Waddie Liles
PSC
Florida Power and Light Co
Inem
Tallahassee
Americans in Mexico urge Carter to press prisoner exchange
American prisoners in Mexican jails ask President-elect Carter to use the fullest influence of his office to secure their release. They warn the prisoner exchange treaty with Mexico may be delayed and say Congress faces an acute issue next session.
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Mexico
Jimmy Carter
Weir
Carter
Congress
U.S
Blacks Lose Fight For Chicago Mayor
Chicago voters pick Alderman Michael A. Bilancie as acting mayor after the Daley era. Frost’s bid failed with 25 votes not reached. Bilancie pledges machine continuity until a six month special election. Frost claims mayoral status from the council presidency. Daley era imagery remains in the chamber as the city explores its future leadership.
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Chicago
UPL
Michael A. Bilancie
Richard J. Daley
Wilson Frost
Frost
Bulandic
Daley
Bilandic
Bilandie
Catey
Council
Diller
Prost
Bilancie
Michael H. Bilandic
City Counci
UPI
Husband Claims Theft Rumors Unfounded After Infant Death
In Dallas Walter Isalarec seeks reunion with wife and daughters after a baby named Snow White died in an apartment trash bin. Police say his robbery report is unsubstantiated while his wife asserts he vanished with $1,100 in donated funds. She laments his absence and questions the money, while he pleads for family reconciliation.
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Dallas
UPL
Walter Isalarec
Snow White
Dennis
Waller
Miami Beach hotel strike talks slow as mediation begins
Union officials and hotel executives met with federal mediator Leland Dean in Miami Beach for the first talks since a weekend strike by maids waitresses cooks and bartenders at seven tourist hotels. Progress was uncertain as mediator Dean and FMCS director James Scearee joined discussions while lines remained picketed and the union warned of a longer walkout.
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Miami Beach
UPS
Leland Dean
James Scearee
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Washington
Hotel Employes Union
Fontainebleau
Helen Roc
Doral Beach
Doral Country Club
Carillon
Shedborne
Deauville
Herbert “Pinky” Schiffman
Daily Freedom News Walton Beach publication notice
The text presents a fragmented newspaper masthead and circulation details for the Daily Freedom News in Walton Beach Florida. It lists publication schedule Monday through Friday mornings, office addresses, and subscription rates including daily, Sunday, and long-term plans.
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Your Freedom
Playground Daily News
Florida
Freedom Newipapers Inc
Walton Beard
P.O
Thumb print links Hughes will heir to Utah operator
Nevada AG Robert List said FBI tests confirm the envelope thumbprint on the Howard Hughes Mormon will belongs to Melvin Dunimar, a Utah service station operator named as a major beneficiary. The document dated 1968 and handwriting age are under chemical and ink analysis.
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Las Vegas
UPI
Howard Hughes
Utah
Nevada
Robert List Lold
List
FBI
Feft
Melvin Dunimar
Keith Hayes
Mormon
Salt Lake City
Hughes
PBI
Los Angeles
Harold Rhoden
Summa Corp
Rhoden
LisUs
Proposed Union Strike At Capitol Said Illegal
The Florida Building Trades Council threatens a strike on the 22 story Capitol, calling it an illegal secondary boycott and vowing to seek an NLRB injunction. Elgin Construction would start after delays from J A Jones Co, with completion pushed to spring and potential penalties looming.
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Capitol
Building Trades Council
LK. “Bubba” Seaman
Elgin Construction Co
Tallahassee
Elgin
Jones
Scaringe
NGS
Seaman
DGS
Searinge
NLIB
NLRB
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Alabama
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Mobile
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Laguna Beach
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Santa Marta
Dave Biedleman
Baldree
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Farida
Beaty
Niceville
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Ssembar
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