Carter frames anti inflation plan after Easter trip
President Carter tightens final touches on an anti inflation program after a Georgia Easter visit. He plans a news conference to outline his plan and a Washington speech to the Organization of American States. He will stress wage and price controls, oversight committees, and a stronger Wage Price Stability council while facing AFL CIO opposition and calls to remove the council. The White House signals a focus on human rights in a forthcoming OAS address.
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Richard E. Meyer
Washington
Carter
Calhoun
Plains
Labbet
Walter Mondale
Altes
Thos
Organization of Atterjven
Farler
Georgia
Jack
Carters
First Baptist Church
Bob Maddox
Treasury
W. Michael Blumenthal
AFL
Sete Meany
Arter
Meany
Blumenthal
Folley Forum
New York
Council On Wage
Organization of American States
Oo Human Rights
Alejandro Orfila
New steel wage pact may lift prices in short term
A three year contract covering about 30,000 steelworkers is expected to push steel prices higher, though not enough to alarm inflation watchdogs. The deal raises hourly wages by 30 cents over three years in steps, adds incentive pay, boosts pensions, and expands supplemental unemployment benefits, with eligibility extending to workers aged 65 after 20 years of service.
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Washington
J. Brice Johnston
U8, Steel Corp
Arnold Weber
Carnegie~ Mellon University
Pittsburgh
Cos of Living Council
Shel
Biter
Lloyd McBride
Ed Sailowski
Abel
SteBride
Uney
Batly Mail Lost In OCR Style Notice
The Batly Mail prints a garbled legal notice with dates and city names distorted. It mentions Independence Day Thanksgiving Day Christis Day Susmit Ave Hagersens and a subscription rate of $3.5 per week or $1.72 per month, with Associated Press republication rights.
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Susmit Ave
Hagersens
Hagerstown
Associated Press
AP News
Labor party selects Peres to lead in Israel crisis
In Tel Aviv the Labor Party named Shimon Peres 53 as its candidate for prime minister after Rabin's resignation over an illegal affair. Peres, defense minister since 1974, denied being a hawk and urged peacemaking. He urged renewal of the peace conference and praised ties with the United States while stressing readiness to trade parts of the West Bank for lasting peace.
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Marcus Eliason
Associated Press
Tel Aviv
Israel
Shition Peres
Labor
Being & Hawk
Mapam Party
Labor Party
Central Ce
Peres
Ian
Yitzhak Rabin
Washington
Banaiimous
Devkared
Pol
David Ben-Gurion
Moshe Dayan
Eireifla
United States
Carter
Millee
Easter Worship Across the World Celebrates Resurrection
Easter observances stretched worldwide as Pope Paul VI wished "a Happy Easter" in 14 languages. Large crowds gathered in St. Peter's Square and cities from Jerusalem to Paris, New York, and Moscow, while broadcasts of Franco Zeffirelli's The Life of Nazareth drew a global audience.
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New York
Fith Avenue
I Tno
Pas VI
Nore Dame
Arters
Georgia
St. Peter's Square
Jerusalem
Church of the Holy Sepulente
Old City
Mount of Olives
Arhenica
Franco Zeffirelli
Nazareth
NBC
Moscow
Pineville Church Cleans Up After Hard Kentucky Floods
In Pineville Kentucky members of the First Baptist Church helped clear debris from homes and buildings using hoes and shovels. Pastor Rev Charles Jones says initial days were slow but residents are rebuilding. Pikeville and other Southeastern Kentucky towns faced severe flood damage last week.
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Pineville, Ky
Charles Jones
Pikeville
Kentucky
Ast Week
Bombing suspect nabbed in Canada
AP report from Toronto says Dwight Allan Armstrong, 24, sought on murder and arson warrants for the 1979 UW Madison bombing, arrested without resistance in Toronto near his brother’s former residence. Police say he had been working as a painter apprentice and attending night classes.
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Toronta
Gal
University of Wisconsin
Toronto
Dwight Allan Armatrong
UW Canyonis
Madison
Wo Filles
Kaclolon Armstrong
Hubert Kelle
Armstrong
A Pentiéc
Dayil Fine
Leo Frederick Burt
FBI
Man kills himself at Easter services
A Gulfport man, Ford Dawson, shot himself to death at the pulpit during televised Easter services at First Baptist Church in Biloxi after firing a shot into the air. He had a pistol and his dog with him. the broadcast was halted and Dawson died later after brain surgery. The Air Force major had a history of mental instability, and authorities suggest the act related to Easter and television coverage.
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Ment
Christ
Paris
Notre Jamne
Baader-Meinberingschiss
Wester Europe
Carter
Jack
Calhoun
Amy
Carters
First Baptist Church
New York
Fifth Avenue
Atlantic
Stone Mountain
Allania
Bilox
Miss
Hes Side
Ford Dawson
Dawson
Gulfport
Ang
Frank Gunn
Curch
Auleide
Air Force
Gunn
Coors Threatens Dismissal If Strikes Continue
Coors faces a nationwide boycott as about 1,540 striking workers walked out last Tuesday over security language in a new contract. The company says replacements will be hired if needed, while unions claim no firings can occur and vow continued pressure through AFL CIO solidarity.
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Golden
Colo
Adolph Coors Co
Hass
Shrvals
Coors
Dea Bedemann
Bremer, Bottling, Can and ‘Allied Industrial Union
Sid ‘Etteel
Tigune Iorcs
Colorado
Afl-Cio
Bodsleggers
Offigal
William Coors
Alrikers
Union
AFL C10
Comaam
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