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Newspaper

Southern Illinoisan

Location

Carbondale, Illinois, United States of America

Date

Jul 25, 1978

Page

2

Dollar at new low in trading with Japan

The U S dollar slid to a new low of 195.30 yen in Tokyo trade and closed at 195.525 yen as Bank of Japan buyers attempted to curb the yen rise. It opened at 197.95 after breaching 200 earlier, with a day’s spot volume near 891 million dollars. Traders cited U S policy inaction and Congress delays as major factors.

Tokyo U.S Bank of Japan Takeo Fukuda United States Carter Japan Washington Nihon Keizai Shimbun Globe London New York Zurich The London Financial Times

Airport workers join garbagemen strike in Texas

Eighteen maintenance workers at San Antonio airports walked off to support a garbage workers strike that led to the firing of more than 140 trash collectors. City officials said 11 regulars and seven CETA workers quit, with others remaining on duty. The city began training 111 new garbagemen to replace those fired.

San Antonio International Thomas Rafferty Rafferty Tom Huebner

Elderly couple survives 5 days in open woods

Cora Bubb and her 86 year old husband Phil survived five days in northern Minnesota woods after their car became stuck. They drank muddy water and ate raspberries and sugar cubes while awaiting help. A berry picker later found them and led rescuers to the couple.

Minn Cora Bubb Minnesota Park Rapids Bubb Howard Norquist Bagley Virgil Virgil Norquist Norquist

New York postal workers authorized strike over contract

A militant New York postal workers union local authorized a strike vote after the firing of 122 picketing workers at two bulk mail centers. Wildcat walkouts in Jersey City and Richmond continued despite threats of further firings and legal action.

Associated Press New York Wildcat Jersey City N.J Richmond Calif William R. Bolger Postal Service Walter Duka New York Metro Area Postal Union American Postal Workers Union National Association of Letter Carriers Metro St. Paul

Amtrak and Conrail face subsidy squeeze in Washington

Union leaders blasted Conrail for alleged mismanagement costing taxpayers millions yearly while Amtrak subsidies drew protests from Proposition 13 co author Paul Gann. Morrett cited taxi costs in Fort Wayne, and Gann urged defunding Amtrak or a nationwide referendum on subsidies amid ICC hearings on cutting Amtrak routes.

Washington Conrail Congressional Committee California Amtrak Midwest Richard F. Morrett Jr United Transportation Union House Senate Economic Committee Conrail Management Fort Wayne Ind Colehear Morrett Paul Gann Howard Jarvis Interstate Commerce Commission

Plane belly lands near Kalamazoo in fog hit by engine loss

North Central Airlines Flight 801 with 43 aboard lost power shortly after takeoff from Kalamazoo airport in heavy fog. The craft belly landed in a cornfield near the field. Co pilot John McFarland 30 of Chicago suffered a broken back and a passenger a broken pelvis. The Convair 580 was bound for Detroit carrying 40 passengers crew and stewardess.

Kalamazoo Mich North Central Airlines John McFarland Chicago Detroit

State trooper among those who report UFO sighting

Law enforcement across Missouri and neighboring states reported unidentified flying objects on Monday night. A vacationing Iowa trooper, Robert Clark, observed a green light that descended about 40 miles south of Springfield, while Wichita witnesses saw a fiery object they thought was a plane crash. Meteor explanations were proposed as no crash was found. Greene County officials reported no additional Springfield sightings and offered no immediate explanation.

Associated Press Springfield Wichita Kan Iowa Robert Clark

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