Maritime unions threaten Soviet cargo boycott over peace efforts
U S maritime unions announce plans to halt handling of all cargo and ships bound for the Soviet Union by next Monday or Tuesday unless Moscow moves to end the Middle East conflict. AFL CIO leaders at the convention say they will wait for Kissinger to negotiate before acting.
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Israel
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Soul City aimed as new economic center for blacks in North Carolina
Floyd B. McKissick's Soul City project moves toward construction with a November ceremony. The planned city in Warren County could reach 50 000 residents by year end, offering jobs through Soultech One incubator and a model of black capitalism open to all races.
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Congress of Racial Equality
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Nixon
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UPI
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Oriente
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Coal may warm up U.S. China ties
Exclusive by George A. Crago reports that coal could ease business relations between the United States and Mainland China. Joseph L. Moody, longtime coal industry negotiator, says an exchange of coal is likely soon to boost trade and industry links.
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Dominion Post
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Nixon
Henry Kissinger
National Coal Association
Russia
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NCA
West China
Soviet Union
Strip bill amendments pressed by Senator Baker in debate
Senator Baker outlined five amendments to a strip mining bill. The proposals give EPA veto power on air and water rules, create a 20 million dollar soil conservation program, require CEQ review within three years, grant states control of mine access roads, and designate spoil areas not needed for reconstruction. Baker noted underground mining remains dominant and urged stronger reclamation standards.
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Howard Baker
R-Tenn
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Council On Environmental Quality
Baker
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Sisters killed at Manhattan hotel in plunge from window
Two sisters from Trinidad, June Gibbes 26 an airline stewardess and Jenny 30 who ran Granada travel agency, were hurled to their deaths from a sixth floor window in a plush Manhattan hotel. Police sought the sisters' musician boyfriend for questioning.
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Trinidad
June Gibbes
British West Indies Airlines
Jenny
Granada Travel Agency
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