Food middlemen dispute Carter price figures
President Carter urged food middlemen to lower consumer prices by translating falling farm prices, but Alfred Kahn and distributors rejected his data as inaccurate. The meeting remained cordial, with both sides agreeing to stay in contact and address wage and price guideline compliance and trucking deregulation.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Alfred Kahn
Walter Mondale
Peking
CIA
Stansfield Turner
Zbigniew Brzezinski
Food Indus
Department of Agriculture
Bob Kahn
Bob Aders
Kahn
Tearful reunion as abducted boy returns home
Four year old Donald Conner is returned to Richmond from Cleveland after 13 days in the custody of an alleged kidnapper. FBI agents accompany him to his parents Donald and Eleanor Conner as the family embraces amid reporters. The suspect, Joseph Bertothy, 34, is charged with kidnapping and faces warrants for probation violation and auto theft. The boy, who has a speech impediment, had been taken after meeting the suspect at a plasma center. the family had feared for him while living under strain since the disappearance.
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Richmond, Ya
UPI
Donald Conner
Cleveland
FBI
Richmond
Donald
Eleanor Conner
Conner
Conners
Joseph Cerald Beatothy
Bertothy
Missouri
Milwaukee
Young Conner
Robert Cagle
California
Robert Borezuch
Bond
Yelsky
Smith and Wesson
Study urges funds to aid in cleanup of chemical spills
A two year study by 18 government agencies ordered by President Carter urges creation of a 3.6 billion superfund for emergency cleanup of spills and dumps like Love Canal. The report criticizes public explanation of animal testing in cancer research and calls for better federal coordination on hazardous wastes.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Congress
Toxic Substances Strategy Committee
Gus Speth
Council On Environmental Quality
Girl 18 leaps to death from park cliff
An 18 year old girl who recently graduated from Clear view High School fell 125 feet to her death from a park cliff. She worked at Judy's Drive-Thru owned by her mother. Surviving relatives include her parents a sister and a brother. Funeral arrangements are planned with a service at a local funeral home.
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Park Cliff
Judy’s Drive-Thru
Kenneth J. O'Hara
Tammie
Kenneth Patrick
Frank
Elsie) Hinkle
Elyria
R L Sanders Roofing faces 13 foot fall hazard ruling
The Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission split 2-1 overturning an ALJ. Ollie Young of Sanders fell from a 13 foot roof at North Clayton County High School in College Park Georgia in May 1976. He suffered severe burns and long hospitalization. The commission ruled roofing is within construction industry safety standards and not roofing industry standards.
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Washington
UPI
Occupational Safety and Health Review Commission
Cecil L. Cutler, Jr
Occupational Safety and Health Administration
R.L. Sanders Roofing Co
Review Commission
Cutler
Ollie Young
Sanders
North
Clayton County High School
College Park
Young
Linda Smith
Commission
Timothy Cleary
Bertram Cottine
Jane Fonda Praised by Soviet Paper Amid U S Backlash
In Moscow the Soviet youth paper Komsomolskaya Pravda hails Jane Fonda as a symbol of American freedom fighters, comparing her to Joan of Arc while noting Hollywood bosses view her politics as a curse. Journalist V Krivchin writes that the Pentagon CIA and FBI monitor her closely.
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Moscow
Jane Fonda
Hollywood
Angela Davis
America
V. Krivchin
Komsomolskaya Pravda
Pentagon
CIA
FBI
Joan of Arc
Escaped convict captured after two day hostage ordeal
Richard Gantz, who escaped from Downstate Correctional Facility in Fishkill, held a hostage in Gardiner Ulster County. The hostage Lester Cossano, unbound, reported the situation as tense but the hostage was unharmed. Gantz was chased into an orchard and arrested in a nearby field after slipping from the house. Earlier, five hostages were held, including a pregnant woman and two children, but others were released. Electricity was cut to the house to press negotiations.
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Richard Gantz
Gantz
Charles Eidel
Gardiner
Lester Cossano
Eidel
Cossano
Cassano
Genevieve Soto
P.T. Gromacki
Downstate
Fishkill
N.Y
Ohio brief reports fatal Aurora incident and regional updates
In Aurora a two year old Oregon Ohio boy, Eugene Shurtz IT, was struck and killed by a car in the Sea World parking lot. The driver, a 17 year old Warrensville Heights girl, sped from out of control, injuring the boy's parents and two others. Other items note Motch Merryweather merger with Oerlikon, a deputy sheriff attack case, union arrests at Bailey Control, a Lancaster jail escape, a waste plant gasohol proposal, and Ohio ballot board approval for a container deposit measure.
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Aurora
UPI
Oregon, Ohio
Sea World Amusement Park
Eugene Shurtz
Eugene Jr
Sharlyn Shurtz
Warrensville Heights
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Motch & Merryweather
Dan S. Mortensen
Oerlikon U.S. Holdings Inc
Oerlikon- Buhrle Group
Mortensen
Oerlikon-Buhrle
UPD
Anthony L. Gaines
Gaines
Robert Bronstrap
Bronstrap
Sheriff's Department
Fairfield County
Lancaster
Fairfield County Sheriff's Office
Michael Waddell
Columbus
Larry McCarty
Apple Grove
W.va
Waddell
McCarty
Franklin
Phillip L
Hayden
Pollution Control Science Inc
Miamisburg
Black Clawson Inc
Ohio Ballot Board
Ohio Alliance For Returnables
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