Non-union miners vow to fight return to work in coal fields
In Clarion Pennsylvania non-union miners say they will resist roving United Mine Workers pickets returning to work. C&K Coal Co. leader Jack Hellman announced limited operations would resume at the Clarion mine with about 250 staff. Wayne McCoy warned of self defense if threatened. Elsewhere clashes erupted as striking miners gathered in Metropolis Illinois and Letcher County Kentucky with police on alert.
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Jurors watched news during Bolles murder trial witness
A bailiff testified that four or five jurors sequestered for the Don Bolles case watched a news program in the jury lounge with no supervision as John Harvey Adamson testified. Judge Thompson ordered jurors not to view news about the trial amid defense claims of misconduct and new trial motions.
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John Harvey Adamson
Kim Price
Superior Court
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Miss Price
Adamson
Max Dunlap
James Robison
Bolles
Arizona Republic
Larry Debus
Dunlap
Thompson
Billy Joe Kelly
Debus
Kelly
States debate costly new criminal code and prison load
Arizona lawmakers and officials warned the proposed criminal code could boost prison populations and strain taxes. They estimated 320 million in 10 years from reduced crime and up to 40 new Superior Court judges, urging alternatives and funding for schools to avoid more prisons.
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Tucson
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ASU Moot Court Team Finishes Second in National Finals
Arizona State University's moot court team placed second in a national championship in New York. They reached finals by beating the University of Texas, but lost to Dickinson School of Law in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. The ASU squad was one of 29 finalists from about 300 teams in the event.
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New York
ASU
University of Texas
Dickenson School of Law
Carlisle
Capital spending rate high in Arizona study finds
Arizona's growth in capital expenditures outpaces the nation by more than four times according to state researchers. Economist Karen Wolfe notes anticipated tax and energy bills in Washington may boost Arizona further. Construction permits show strong investments in industrial and commercial facilities from 1976 to the present, with March to August industrial permits up 23 percent and June to December commercial permits up 40 percent.
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Karen Wolfe
Washington
Israeli Egyptian negotiators break for weekend recess
Cairo talks pause after two hour session as Eliahu Ben Elissar sees progress. US and UN observers attend. Sadat makes a public Cairo appearance near the conference site amid regional boycott by Syria and Jordan.
Carter Promises U S Support as Middle East Intermediary
President Carter, at a Cairo news conference, voiced U S backing as a trusted intermediary for Israel and Egypt to craft a peace move acceptable to moderate Arab leaders while preserving Palestinian concerns and refugees. He noted potential Soviet cooperation and said the Cairo talks are a positive first step.
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