First joint Soviet Czech cosmonaut returns from Salyut 6
Tass reports Soviet flight commander Alexei Gubarev and Czechoslovak climber Vladmir Remek completed a seven day mission on Salyut 6, the first flight to include a non Soviet, non American astronaut. Grechko and Romanenko remain aboard for over 12 weeks. They aim to return within a week or two, having set a space endurance record.
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Moscow
Earth
Salyut 6 Space Station
Tass
Alexei Gubarev
Vladimir Remek
Georgy Grechko
Yuri Romanenko
Space Station
U.S
SDN Column Highlights Advertising Errors and Oddities
The SDN Column shares examples from small papers showing ad misplacements aiding real-life discoveries, a Sunday School mispronunciation of the Lord’s Prayer by a child, a patient admission form asking for date time and place in case of an accident, and other light anecdotes from rural Texas papers.
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Jerry Tidwell
Lamb County
Littlefield
Leader-News
Morris County
Robert Heckler
Arlington
Heckler
Edward Morrison
Mountain Lakes
N.J
Morrison
Lucille Ruden
Clifton
Tidwell
Howard
Penn Station
Lubbock
New Health Sciences Center Hospital
Lynn Brisendine
The
Brownfield News
Wacil McNair
Talks Resume As Marshals Deliver Orders In Coal Strike
Federal marshals served back to work court orders to leaders of the 95 day coal strike. The orders require 160000 miners to return by 7 am today, while field reports show slow response and some miners awaiting delivery. Authorities will deliver to 1451 defendants by 4 30 pm Monday. President Carter says many may comply. UMW officials meet with Bituminous Coal Operators Association to seek a settlement without mediators.
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Washington
Federal
Carter
United Mine Workers Union
Coal Industry
UMW
Arnold Miller
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
February 1978 jobless rate slips to 6.1 percent
The U S unemployment rate fell to 6.1 percent in February as a surge in new manufacturing jobs offset coal strike effects. Blacks and other minorities saw gains with the jobless rate dropping to 11.8 percent, the lowest in over three years, while 93 million Americans held jobs and 6.1 million were unemployed.
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Washington
Indiana
Pennsylvania
Illinois
Maryland
Ohio
Energy
James R. Schlesinger
Labor Department
Carter
Carter Seeks Gradual Decontrol of Natural Gas Prices
President Carter says he is ready to accept a phased deregulation of natural gas prices as Senate conferees propose lifting controls from newly discovered gas by 1985 with a steady price rise until then. He expects coal operators and miners to obey the Taft Hartley injunction while NIE negotiations continue. Israel peace prospects hinge on withdrawal from the West Bank. The dollar firmed on Fed stance and lower unemployment aided stock gains.
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Washington
Carter
Congress
Senate
Menachem Begin
Middle East
Israel
West Bank
Jordan River
Scouting Exposition At Armory Here Tomorrow
Local residents can tour the annual Scouting Exposition at the National Guard Armory from 1 to 5 p.m. tomorrow. The event showcases Scout programs through displays and demonstrations gathered under one roof for community viewing.
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National Guard
Scouting Exposition Planned by Lone Buffalo District Leaders
Weather and event preview from Snyder recounts mild temperatures with highs near 70s to mid 80s and a dry spell. The article details the Scouting Exposition theme The Wonderful World Of Scouting, booth displays, ticket sales, and district leadership roles led by Dec Griffin, Ernest Cox, and Charles Henderson. Local units prepare booths with support from Buffalo Trail Council offices in Midland and District Executive Larry Miller.
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Buffalo
Dec Griffin
Ernest Cox
Wonderful World of Scouting
Jim McKay
Snyder
Lone Buffalo
Buffalo Trail Council
Midland
Larry Miller
Charles Henderson
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