Steel summit calls for action to aid ailing industry
Pittsburgh officials and industry leaders gathered at a Pennsylvania steel summit urging President Carter to bolster the sector. Gov. Milton Shapp pressed for a broad public works program to revive demand, while U.S. Sens. Schweiker and Heinz and Steel Caucus members pushed for strict anti dumping enforcement and tax reforms to stabilize steel jobs and the economy.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Carter
Milton J. Shapp
Pennsylvania
Shapp
White House
United Steelworkers
Lloyd McBride
Richard Schweiker
H. John Heinz III
R-Pa
U.S
Schweiker
McBride
White House Steel Task Force
Heinz and Schweiker
Congressional Steel Caucus
Amtrak weighs canceling Floridian route amid losses
Amtrak asks Congress for 56.5 million in aid as it plans to cancel trains including 22 of 120 daily in the northeast corridor. The Floridian from Chicago to Florida faces removal with annual losses estimated at 9.6 million. Other troubled lines listed: The National Limited, Lone Star, San Joaquin, and Seattle-Portland local.
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National Rail Passenger Corporation
Chicago
Florida
Nashville
Birmingham
Montgomery
Congress
Amtrak
Washington
Philadelphia
New York
Boston
National Limited
New York City
Kansas City
Harrisburg
Pittsburgh
Columbus
Dayton
Richmond
Ind
Indianapolis
St. Louis
Lone Star
Houston
Oklahoma City
Fort Worth
Dallas
Seattle
White says gas supply outlook hinges on pricing and deregulation
Col umbia gas executive White argued last winter's shortages stemmed from extreme cold and PUC limits on emergency purchases. He noted U S Commerce forecasts overestimated near term temperatures while actual winter demand surged. He advocated federal price incentives, gradual deregulation, and potential new supply from Alaska, Canada, LNG, coal gasification and shale gas to ease future shortages.
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White
Columbia
Public Utilities Commission of Ohio
Southwest
Alaska
Canada
Ohio
Joral
Series of assaults rocks San Jose State campus
San Jose police investigate a string of rapes and robberies targeting coeds near San Jose State University. Dozens of women fear attack as six suspects are tied to campus incidents since July, with one officer shooting a booked suspect after a knife threat. Students buy alarms and avoid night classes.
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San Jose
Calif
Joyce Swanson
San Jose State University
Bob Burroughs
Jo Ann Prinee
Burroughs
Exploding Freight Train Blasts at South Korean Station
A freight train carrying chemical products exploded near a railroad station in Tri, about 120 miles south of Seoul, killing an unknown number and injuring about 300. The blast, just after 9 p.m., caused fires in dozens of houses and buildings, with about 20 fire engines sent to battle the inferno that ripped the roof from a nearby movie theater.
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Seoul
South Korea
Tri
Ex Bay woman dies linked to liquid protein diet
Ann Lyle a 20 year old from Colorado who visited Bay Village collapsed and died after losing about 70 pounds on a liquid protein diet. CDC officials said another Cleveland area death is being reviewed and all 10 cases involve sudden irregular heartbeat while on or after the diet.
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Bay Village
Ann Lyle
Colorado
Center For Disease Control
Atlanta
Cleveland Area
Harold Sours
CDC
Cleveland
Prestige of Occupations Ranked by UCLA Professor
UCLA sociologist Donald Treiman spent ten years compiling a prestige scale of 509 jobs from 100 to 0. Highest ratings go to physician and professor. police and journalist sit mid to lower in the list, with welfare recipients at the bottom.
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California
Credit law revisions may enable merchant discrimination
The FTC and Sen William Proxmire urge withdrawing Fed Reserve interpretations of a 1975 credit law that could let merchants seek race sex religion and could allow denial of credit without explanation. Critics say the changes invert enforcement and open loopholes for discrimination at the point of sale.
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Washington
Federal Trade Commission
FTC
William Proxmire
Senate Banking Committee
Federal Reserve Board
Fed
Proxmire
Cess
Lewis Goldfarb
FIC
Federal Reserve
Board
Flynt buys Hollywood tabloid to rival National Enquirer
Larry Flynt publisher of Hustler has purchased a Hollywood adult newspaper with plans to build a rival to the National Enquirer. Bill Kern of William Dakota confirms Flynt has been in town to close the deal, price not disclosed, with Flynt aiming to compete in the gossip market.
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Los Angeles
Larry Flynt
Hustler Magazine
Hollywood
National Enquirer
Bill Kern
William Dakota
Hollywood Star
Flynt
Columbus
Ohio
Kern
The
Enquirer
Court limits pickets at Gypsum plant in Lorain
Lorain County Common Pleas Judge Paul J. Mikus issued a temporary restraining order restricting the number of pickets for the Lorain 416 United Cement Lime and Gypsum Workers. A hearing on a permanent injunction is set for November 23. About 90 workers have been on strike since November 2 at the Henderson Drive plant with negotiations ongoing between the company and union officials.
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National Gypsum Co
Lorain
Lorain County
Cleveland Heights woman wins big again in Ohio Lottery
Georgia Holland 32 and her Cleveland Heights husband will plan trips after collecting 75,000 from two lottery wins. She can win another 75,000 next Thursday night and continues until reaching 350,000. Other winners include Lena Perrella and Ruth Daniels. TV Bonus winners and numbers announced for Pennsylvania and Michigan Lotteries.
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Cleveland
UPI
Georgia Holland
Cleveland Heights
Harrison Ballew
Cincinnati
Lena M. Perrella
Parma Heights
Ruth Daniels
Stan Kucharski
Youngstown
E. Edward Springer
Norwood
Eleanor Popowski
Northfield
Mary Lou Skulza
Parma
Pennsylvania
Bakers Dozen
Michigan
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Treiman
Sadier
Arthur Burns
Oxide
Wisconsin Democrat
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Wall Street
Jane
USDA
Dow Jones
Seth Ltd
Texaco
Eun Airco Inc
Timlin
Steemut
Tat Weyerler
Xerox Corp
Pierre Amt&t
FL Smith Co
Andr Ha
American Machine & Country
Armco
Avco
CPC International, Inc
Boeing
Emerson MK Cpc
Goodrich
Josie la Me I.C. Industries
Koehring
Coca
Col
Lear Siegler
Col Gas
National Gypsum
Ohio Edison
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Parker Hannifin Am
Curtis Wr
Searle
G.D.) Co
Seucker
Southern Co
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Dresser
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Hercules
Niette Inger R
IBM
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Joy Mig
Kaisra
Koppers A
Kmart
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Pati Maratha
Meedand Rat Mead Corp
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PepsiCo
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