Andy Young gains support for UN ambassador post
A group named People United to Save Humanity plans a national petition drive to back Andrew Young amid conservative attacks. Rev. Jesse L. Jackson announced the effort aiming for 200,000 signatures by September 10, with Vernon Jordan signing as national executive director.
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Andrew Young
U.S
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People United To Save Humanity
Young
Jesse L. Jackson
Jackson
New Hampshire
Meldrim Thomson Jr
Thomson
Conservative Caucus
U.N
Vernon Jordan
Nyerere Seeks U.S. Agricultural Knowhow in California
Tanzanian President Julius Nyerere visited UC Davis agricultural stations and asked about tick control and sleeping sickness, irrigation methods, and transporting water. He traveled with California Lt. Gov. Mervyn Dymally and other officials, meeting about 25 people including Tanzanian delegates.
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Davis, Calif
Julius Nyerere
University of California At Davis
Nyerere
United States
California
Mervyn Dymally
State Food and Agriculture
Richard Rominger
U.S
Tanzania
James W. Spain
State Department
Evan S. Dobelle
Outpatient unit sparks hospital staff debate in Santa Fe
At St. Vincent's Hospital staff criticized the outpatient unit and pressed for a dedicated outpatient clinic. A 1975 bond report promised an outpatient minor surgery space, while doctors urged nonemergency treatment facilities for uninsured visitors and locals.
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Santa FE
St. Vincent’s Hospital
Matthew Kelly
Kelly
Ben Friedland
David Alligood
St.Vincent’s
Nyerere Visits Agricultural Installations Near Davis
Nyerere tours agricultural facilities within a 12 mile radius of Davis assessing operations and potential improvements for local farming. The visit focuses on infrastructure, irrigation, and crop support programs.
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Nyerere
Davis
Ginger Rogers Looks Back at Old Time Movies
Ginger Rogers, 66, reminisces about classic cinema with Fred Astaire while criticizing modern films for excess violence and sensationalism. Her new Miami show, The Ginger Rogers Show, opens this week, reflecting on a bygone era of entertainment.
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Miami
Ginger Rogers
Iss Rogers
Fred Astaire
Senator McClellan to rest for two months
Senator John L. McClellan will not pursue official duties for at least two months as doctors advise. Norma McClellan, his wife, disclosed the plan from Little Rock.
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Little Rock, Ark
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Norma
Senate Finance opens hearing on Carter energy program
The Senate Finance Committee began a hearing on President Carter's national energy plan as Congress nears recess. James Schlesinger testified with W Blumenthal and industry reps to follow. Leaders expect action by late September and aim to sign the bill before year’s end.
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Washington Star
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Legislative Marathon
Carter
James Schlesinger
Russell B. Long
Louisiana
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
Senate
House
Robert C. Byrd
Byrd
Long
Sen
Henry M. Jackson
Energy Committee
Jackson
Canadian flights halt as ATC strike grounds airports
Virtually all commercial flights into and out of Canadian airports were grounded by a strike by the Canadian Air Traffic Control Association CATCA representing 2200 controllers. The government deployed military aircraft to bring MPs back to Ottawa as talks loom on a back-to-work order. Losses run up to 5 to 7 million dollars daily with industry outlook grim.
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Ottawa
Canada
Air Transport Association of Canada
Canadian Airlines
Canadian Air Traffic Control Association
CATCA
Market slides as rates loom and stocks dip
New York stocks slipped as fears of higher short term interest rates grew. The noon Dow fell 5.37 to 888.32 with more losers than gainers among NYSE issues. Analysts expect the Fed to tighten credit further, slowing business expansion and drawing money into Treasuries.
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New York
Federal Reserve
Treasury
EDA Okays Relief Funds For Roswell Water Project
The Economic Development Administration approved a 1.2 million package for Roswell including a 960000 loan and a 240000 grant for wells and water lines. Rep Harold Runnels reported the funds will expand the city water system and tie into future revenue bonds.
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Economic Development Administration
Roswell
Harold Runnels
D-N.m
Runnels
Jerry Smith
Roswell Daily News Information and Rates
Published weekday evenings and Sunday mornings at 230 N. Main Roswell New Mexico. Lists staff roles and positions including Benniece Editor Jack Swickard and Jerry McCormack Managing Editor R.M. Higginbotham. Provides subscription rates for carrier and mail within and out of state. Also notes AP membership and rights to reproduce local news and AP dispatches.
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Roswell
N. Mex
Jack M. Swickard
AlGeory
Tom J. Borovina
N.M
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