Industrial Labor Woes Linger In Coal And Rubber Rows
The coal fields are returning to normal slowly with safety inspections and talks in southern West Virginia as UMW officials forecast a week-long path to stability. In rubber, URW and the Big Four wrestle with noneconomic issues in a projected two-week timeline for a full contract, while Goodyear Firestone Goodrich and Uniroyal workers await a wage package expected to raise hourly averages by about 40 percent.
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Harry Patrick
UMW
West Virginia
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Peter Bommarito
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W.J. Usery
Goodyear Firestone
Goodrich
Uniroyal Rubber
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United Mine Workers Executive Board
Common Cause seeks rules for Texas gas regulators
AUSTIN AP Common Cause of Texas said it will petition the Texas Railroad Commission to adopt procedural rules and standards for gas utilities under the Public Utilities Regulatory Act of 1975. Katy Davis said the lobby intends to file Monday to require rulemaking, with the commission having 60 days to respond. The proposed rules would set rate base standards, protect consumers from unfair billing and deposits, require regular reporting, and establish a timetable for rate hearings and appeals.
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Calhoun County Steer and Lamb Progress Show Scheduled
The second Calhoun County Steer and Lamb Progress Show will be held Saturday at the fairgrounds with steer weigh-in at 8 am and judging to follow. Lamb judging starts at 9 30 am with participation required for showmanship eligibility.
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Calhoun County
Fairgrounds
Preston Sides
County Agricultural Building
Sides
FFA
Tyler
Canada hunts for 400 passengers over Lassa fever scare
Canada and Health officials pursue 400 people aboard a British Airways flight from London after a 56 year old Ontario woman, Olga Kamkey, collapsed in Toronto with suspected Lassa fever. The first Western Hemisphere case raised alarms as doctors work to confirm the diagnosis.
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Etobicoke General Hospital
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London
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Miller
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CHS Cheerleaders Clinic Draws Eighty Eight Participants
Eighty eight girls completed the Calhoun High School cheerleaders clinic. The event, run by CHS cheerleaders, aimed to train girls for cheerleading duties. Five CHS members attended a University of Houston clinic in July earning blue ribbons and the Spirit Stick for outstanding performance. Included are seniors Susan Shillins Joni Williams Ginger Goff Nancy Parra and junior Eileen Clegg.
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University of Houston Clinic
Susan Shillins
Joni Williams
Ginger Goff
Nancy Parra
Eileen Clegg
Collision Of Autos Kills Five Near Brady Texas
Five people are dead in a head on collision on U S 87 nine miles southwest of Brady Texas including four members of the McIntire family from Pecos. Alford Clifton McIntire Frances Whitman McIntire their children Debbie 10 and Ray 13 and Samuel Ervin Morris Jr 31 of Brady were identified as the victims by the Department of Public Safety. A highway patrolman said Morris drove one car and McIntire the other.
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Pecos
Texas
Department of Public Safety
Alford Clifton McIntire
Frances Whitman McIintire
Debbie
Ray
Samuel Ervin Morris Jr
Brady
Morris
McIntire
U.S. 87
Man and son charged in teen deaths in Corpus Christi
In Corpus Christi a 37 year old man Ismael Arredondo and his 18 year old son were charged with involuntary manslaughter after a vehicle plowed into a crowd at the scene of a traffic crash killing four teens and injuring 15 others. Arredondo posted $2000 bond and is set for trial September 3. the son's case will be handled by juvenile authorities.
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Corpus Christi
Ismael Arredondo
Arredondo
Buckley Says Third Presidential Bid Would Be Serious
Sen James L Buckley said he would run as a serious candidate if he enters the GOP presidential race and denied intent to merely protest conservatives dissatisfaction He noted he had zero commitment to pursuing a candidacy and refused to seek support While Rep Peter Peyser accused the move of splitting the party Buckley remained coy about any future support or campaigning plans amid GOP pressure in New York and at the national convention in Kansas City
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New York
James L. Buckley
Buckley
Ford
Ronald Reagan
Kansas City
NBC Today Show
Jesse Helms
North Carolina
Peter
Peyser
Senate
Land Value Decided in Condemnation Case
A district court jury set the fair market value of 4.71 acres owned by Willett Wilson at 600 dollars per acre after hearings. Calhoun County officials sought a drainage easement in the west side subdivision. Judge Walter E. Loughridge presided, with Johnnie C. LaQuay II named foreman.
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Willett Wilson
Calhoun County
West Side
Walter E. Loughridge
San Antonio
Johnnie C. LaQuay II
Extradition sought in stock fraud case from Louisiana
San Antonio authorities pursue extradition of William P Maroski and Beverly Marroquin in a Louisiana arrest linked to selling unregistered securities and fraudulent securities sales. Grand jury in Bexar County indicted all three named suspects.
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Louisiana
Bexar County Sheriff's Department
Shreveport
William P. Maroski
Beverly Marroquin
Bexar County
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Marroquin
Roloff Hearing Set Today in Corpus Christi
U S District Court Judge Owen Cox to hear the constitutionality of the Texas child care law at the request of evangelist Lester Roloff owner of three facilities. Roloff filed suit July 28 to stop the Austin trial set for Sept 13 and seeks to shield his homes from state regulation claiming religious freedom.
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Tex
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Owen Cox
Texas
Lester Roloff
Roloff
Austin
State Welfare Board
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State District Court
Charles Mathews
Cox
UHVC Expands Political Science Offerings This Fall
Four new political science courses will be added at University of Houston Victoria Campus. Dr Beatrice Reynolds will teach The Rhetoric of Politics Campaign 76, with analysis of persuasion and democratic trends. Dr Tom Reynolds will lead Legislative Processes, examining Congress and state legislatures. Dr Stephen Marshall will offer Political Decision-Making and Politics in the Future, with schedules on varied week days.
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Sam Johnson
School of Arts, Humanities
Social Sciences
Stephen Marshall
Beatrice Reynolds
Tom Reynolds
UHWC
Congress
Marshall
Ohio Opens Stamp Plan For Energy
In Elyria Ohio the Lorain County Community Action Agency led by Charles Hopkins starts energy stamps for low income residents. They pay 25 dollars for stamps worth 75 dollars funded by a 7500 dollar federal grant aiding 150 to 200 people with income under 5500 dollars for a family of four and an emergency must exist.
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Elyria, Ohio
Charles Hopkins
Energy Stamps
Lorain County Community Action Agency
Hopkins
Federal Community Services Administration
Employment Outlook handbook available at Port Lavaca office
Port Lavaca Employment Commission announces the new Occupational Outlook handbook covering over 850 occupations through 1985. It details duties, locations, training, earnings, and outlook. The office reports about 150 active applications and an average of 20 placements monthly.
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Port Lavaca
Texas Employment Commission
Bill Bouldin
Bouldin
Deaths Prayer services for Simon S Sanchez
Prayer services for Simon S Sanchez 46 formerly of Port Lavaca and Palacios set for 8 p m today at Port Lavaca Funeral Home chapel with Rev George Haynes officiating Funeral services Saturday at 11 am in the funeral home chapel with Rev Mike Megahan officiating Burial in Port Lavaca Cemetery He died Thursday at 730 am in a Houston hospital after a short illness Survivors include his wife Estefana five daughters two sisters and four grandchildren
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Port Lavaca
Palacios
Port Lavaca Funeral Home
George Haynes
Funeral Home Chapel
Mike Megahan
Sanchez
Houston
Vanderbilt
Salvador Sanchez
Lutheran Church
Korea
Estefana
Debra Sanchez
John Flores
Henry Alcala
Arthur Ramirez
Nefi Hernandez
Willie Gonzales
Eagle Lake
Abel Castro
Corpus Christi
Morning Markets Drab session ahead of Republican convention
New York trading paused as investors awaited the Kansas City convention. The noon Dow fell 1.42 to 985.70 with the transportation index down while the utility index rose modestly. Inventories jumped 3.32 billion in June, signaling the sharpest rise in 18 months. Missouri Pacific led NYSE activity, slipping 14 to 34 percent amid a 100,000 share block traded at 35. The Big Board composite eased 0.08 to 55.57 and the AMEX market value index rose 0.03 to 103.65. NYSE volume faded to 6.07 million shares in two hours.
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Kansas City
New York Stock Exchange
Missouri Pacific
American Stock Exchange
Art Thieves Steal $12 Million Worth From Italian Villa
In Monza Italy two guard dogs were anesthetized before thieves lifted paintings valued at about $12 million from the villa of industrialist Angelo Sala Thursday night police said.
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Monza
Italy
Angelo Sala
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