Delivery stalls for New tabloid The Trib in New York
About 60 percent of the second issue failed to reach newsstands as distributors balked at handling the paper. Circulation director Walter Roach blamed the Mailers and Deliverers Union for blocking deliveries to push for more staff. Publisher Leonard Saffir planned court action to prevent repeats and noted 100000 copies printed, with only one distributor delivering.
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Translation goals blamed on weather
Steven Seymour, the State Department interpreter for President Carter in Warsaw, said poor weather and no advance text caused errors in his Polish translation. He spoke to the New York Times after being replaced, noting he read only the first page as Carter spoke.
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Israel approves three new West Bank settlements plan
Israel approved the building of three new West Bank outposts as talks with Egypt edge toward a peace process. An advance team of Egyptian officials arrived in Israel and Israelis prepared for Cairo talks. A Knesset panel backed the plan 14 to 9, with a retroactive addendum for a fourth outpost.
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Appalachian mine leaders face strike with nonunion output
Nonunion mines in the United States maintained about 60 percent of normal weekly production during the nationwide 36 day UMW strike. In Appalachia leaders warn continued nonunion flow weakens union leverage in talks with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association in Washington. District officials cite widespread nonunion output in Kentucky Virginia and the West as a key factor in stalled negotiations.
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Virginia
Bergland and Farm Bureau oppose farm strike
Agriculture Secretary Bob Bergland and Allan Grant president of the American Farm Bureau urged against strikes as a solution to farm woes. Bergland said federal policy will not guarantee profits and Carter noted no clear market disruption from the December strike.
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Cosmonauts head for space link with Salyut 6
Tass said cosmonauts Vladimir Dzhanibakov and Oleg Makarov blasted off in Soyuz 27 at 7 26 a m CST to dock with the orbiting Salyut 6. The two who began their mission aboard Salyut 6 a month ago are reported in good condition and on schedule. Yuri Romanenko and Georgy Grechko, already aboard Soyuz 26 since Dec 10, linked with Salyut 6 the next day and Grechko conducted a spacewalk on Dec 20 to inspect docking ports.
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Oleg Makarov
Yuri Romanenko
Georgy Grechko
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Salyut 6 Space Laboratory
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Park questioning deal signed by U S and Korea
The United States and South Korea signed an accord in Seoul spelling terms for questioning Tongsan Park. Park agreed to return to the United States to testify with immunity. Civiletti planned to begin questioning Park Friday under the accord.
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Tractors Rally to Press Higher Farm Prices in Springfield
AP reports hundreds of tractors and farm vehicles gathered in Springfield for a tractor march toward the state capitol in zero degree weather. Police estimate nearly 400 units at two staging areas as they stream toward the Capitol along two routes from the Illinois State Fairgrounds.
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