Coal strike talks continue as miners vote on next move
The United Mine Workers and Bituminous Coal Operators Association resume talks on day four of a 160000 member strike. Chief federal mediator Wayne Horvitz reported that both sides exchanged ideas and proposals and will take time to review them before further discussions.
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Seat Belts Used by Few Drivers Across Cities
National Highway Traffic Safety Administration study of 84 600 drivers in 16 cities finds only 18.5 percent use seat belts on cars. Volvo owners use belts most while Cadillac and sports car owners use them least.
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Panel to study crime penalties in New York
Governor Hugh Carey named a special panel to study state crime penalties and seek alternatives to capital punishment. The panel must report by 1979. Manhattan District Attorney Robert Morgenthau will head an Executive Advisory Committee on Sentencing, reviewing flexible-sentence system and Parole Board decisions.
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