Terrorists Kneecap Milan Executive Amid Moro Outcry
Four Red Brigades attackers wounded Franco Giacomazzi of Montedison in Milan as Italians flooded streets in mourning after Aldo Moro's murder. Catholic party leaders announced a state funeral without Moro's body, while private services were arranged near Rome. Massive protests spread from Milan to Rome with unions calling a mass turnout and student groups denouncing terrorism.
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Italy
Corriere Della Sera
Renato Curcio
Turin
Curcio
Young Cobden official shapes town projects
Patrick Brumleve, 19, serves on the Cobden Village Board after unopposed election while still in high school. He launches a town beautification effort, studies politics, and weighs future runs for school and state offices. He cites learning patience and balance, with supportive fellow board members and parents.
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Patrick Brumleve
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Sue
Christie
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Carter
Carter appeals to labor for inflation curb pledge
President Carter urged 29 top labor leaders led by AFL-CIO chief Meany to join a cooperative program to slow wage and price increases. Meany offered no formal response as Marshall said the AFL-CIO would issue a policy statement after an executive council session.
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Meany
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Ray Marshall
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Robert Strauss
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O'Neill eyes energy bill compromise on oil tax
House leaders consider enacting three energy bill parts separately while keeping the crude oil tax in doubt. O'Neill said the move would not abandon the tax, though insiders doubt tax passage on its own before elections.
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Thomas O’neill
D-Mass
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U.S
Organization of Petroleum Exporting
Weather shifts from warm to storm chances this weekend
The forecast calls for fair and warmer tonight with lows in the mid to upper 50s. Thursday should be partly sunny and warm with highs around the mid 80s. From Friday through Sunday expect chances of showers and thunderstorms, with cooler conditions on Friday and Saturday and weekend highs in the 70s.
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Hospitals to continue UMW health payments in four SI hospitals
Four Southern Illinois hospitals Herrin West Frankfort Eldorado and Pearce Farrell will keep receiving UMW health plan payments despite lacking Joint Commission accreditation. UMW funds officials said the plan was updated to include previously paid hospitals, removing accreditation as a barrier. Herrin Hospital plans to reapply for accreditation after construction and life safety upgrades. All UMW employees must have private health plans by May 31 with pensioners still covered by UMW funds.
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Southern Illinoisan
United Mine Workers of America Health Plan
Southern Illinois
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West Frankfort
Herrin
Eldorado
UMW Health and Retirement Funds
Herrin Hospital
Union Hospital
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Farrell
Joint Commission On Accreditation
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UMW Health Fund
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UMW
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Larry Feil
Feil
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