UMWA feud flares at convention over radicals hire
Cincinnati AP reports a feud between United Mine Workers leaders escalated at the international convention. Vice President Mike Trbovich accused President Arnold Miller of surrounding himself with radicals. Trbovich faced boos and protests from District Six members while Miller defended his leadership and accused critics of insubordination. Trbovich warned he would decide after the 10 day gathering whether to oppose Miller in the elections.
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Mike Trbovich
Anterpay
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UMWA
Arnold Miller
Cincinnati
UMW
Ohio
West Virginia
Panhandle
Trobovich
Miller
West
Pennsylvania
Lee Roy Patterson
Kentucky
Union
UMW Journal
Buffalo meat gains popularity in Colorado hotel venture
Elmo Bevington of Garfield Colorado runs a Buffalo meat business featured in a Buffalo factory stance story. He notes skiers prefer buffalo burgers to ham and that his staff makes steaks and cuts similar to beef. He claims buffalo meat is lower in cholesterol and comes from his own herd of about 30 buffalo.
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Council Bluffs
Iowa
Elmo Bevington
Garfield
Colo
Victor Borge Sues Campbell Industries Over Yacht Defects
Victor Borge files a $2 million lawsuit against Campbell Industries alleging his $4760 yacht, delivered in May 1975, has repeatedly broken down, leaked, and caught fire. The comedian insists the vessel fails to perform as promised and seeks damages.
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Planis
Victor Borge
Campbell Industries
Borge
UPI
Woman sentenced for weapon use
Ruth M Mass 21 of 180 College Park was fined 150 dollars and costs and given a suspended six month jail term after pleading guilty to using a weapon while intoxicated. Judge Paul J Mikus imposed the sentence for an Aug 2 offense. She was indicted on carrying a concealed weapon but allowed to plead to the lesser charge. a .38 caliber pistol was confiscated.
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Ruth M. Mass
College Park
Common Pleas
Paul J. Mikus
EPA delays gasoline lead cutback for eight months
The EPA has postponed until Oct 1, 1979 a planned reduction in lead content in gasoline from 1.4 g/gal to 0.5 g/gal, eliminating interim goals for 1976 77 and possibly 1978. The delay aims to avert feared fuel shortages, despite opposition from environmentalists and health advocates.
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EPA
Washington
UPI
Environmental Protection Agency
Federal Energy Administration
No sexual revolution yet says Hite report
New York AP reports a four year study of female sexuality finds attitudes toward sex have shifted but not toward liberation. The Hite Report cites pressure for more intercourse and weaker relationships, calling for a genuine sexual revolution. Shere Hite says the findings come from over 3000 women ages 14 to 78 across the US and Canada.
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United States
Shere Hite
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