Churchmen threaten to quit Chavez over Philippines trip
Leaders of major church groups threaten to withdraw support from Cesar Chavez and the United Farm Workers over his July visit to the Philippines. They cite Marcos martial law and limits on worker rights as reasons to question Chavez and his union. Several clergy say they received letters from churches and ecumenical bodies expressing regret and concern. Chavez defended his trip noting Marcos agreed to national elections, while critics warn the visit could weaken labor movement pressure for rights.
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Cesar Chavez
Philippines
Chavez
California
Ferdinand Marcos
John PF. Brown
Northern California Ecumenical Council
San Francisco
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Episcopal
Disciples of Christ
GFW
Wayne Hartmier Jr
National Farm Workers Ministry
Los Angeles
Natignal Council of Churches
U.S. Catholic Bishops Conference
Christianity and Crisis
Marcos
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UFW
DEW
California Migrant Ministry
Chavez Oll
Delano
California Councils of Churches
National Council of Churches
U.S. Catholic Conference
Union of American Hebrew Denominations
LFW
International Human Rights Movement
Hartiier
United States
Philippine Tabor
Bruno Ilicks
United States weighs quitting sea law talks over seabed mining
U S Ambassador Eliot Richardson signaled the United States may withdraw from the Law of the Sea Conference if deep sea mining terms remain unacceptable. He warned that even a drawn treaty would lack value if major nations stay out, as the 155-country effort continues toward a global regime on navigation, mining, fishing, and environmental rules.
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Eliot Richardson
Richardson
Carter
Departments of Commerce, Defense and Health, Education and Welfare
Group of 77
Gage
Spahed
Scientists to assess leak of nuclear wastes off San Francisco
A research submarine begins a seven day voyage near the Farallon Islands to sample ocean floor around 50 000 drums dumped 1946 to 1963. EPA oceanographer Robert Dyer leads the mission to determine how much plutonium may have leaked and any impact on marine life.
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Farallon Islands
Here
Robert
Dyer
U.S
Environmental Protection Agency
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