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Newspaper

The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Aug 10, 1977

Page

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Wildcat strikers resume work as UMW act calls end

Charleston AP report says about 15 percent of miners have returned to Appalachian mines after UMW officials urged an end to the week long walkout over a $50 annual hospital card charge. District 37 members largely comply, while District 17 locals weigh the order. One local voted to continue until better hospital benefits are offered.

Charleston W.va Appalachian United Mine Workers UMW District 17 UMW Health and Cement Funds Wildcat

School lunch program may encourage obesity

Washington reports the GAO says subsidized school lunches may harm students’ health by failing to curb iron deficiency and promoting obesity due to large portions and limited supplemental nutrients. The program costs exceed 2 billion dollars, with menus often discouraging student participation.

Washington General Accounting Office Congress

NBC special angels Rev King friends sparks backlash

Atlanta residents react as an upcoming NBC telefilm portrays Martin Luther King Jr as frightened and cowardly. Rev Ralph Abernathy and state Rep Hosea Williams denounce the portrayal, alleging it rewrites history and shows King as weak and influenced by whites.

Atlanta Lap SRC Martin Lander King Jr King Ralph Ward Abernathy Southen Christian Leadership Conference Abernathy SCLC Memphis Tenn Hosea Williams

Rare fatal disease eyed by CDC in rare cases

Atlanta AP reports the CDC investigates a exceedingly rare disease called primary amebic meningoencephalitis. Fewer than 10 cases have been reported nationally with two teenage girls affected this year. Diagnosis relies on spinal fluid tests. early symptoms include malaise and vomiting progressing to coma and death. Affected physicians are advised to confirm diagnoses. amphotericin B is noted as the most successful treatment.

Atlanta National Center For Disease Control Tesweatchers Schultz United States North Carolina Texas Michael Schultz CDC Pucaslfic Diseases Division

Sinkhole bodies found in Florida in mob style slayings

Florida sheriff divers recovered three male victims from Watering Hole Sink a pond linked to the Aucilla River about 24 miles west of Peary autopsies showed one victim an 18 to 21 year old white male shot in the head with a revolver. concrete blocks tied with baling wire. investigators plan to pump the sinkhole and probe an underwater cave.

Peary Fla North Florida Seem Auciila Here Tallahassee G. W. Pridgeon Lamar English Greenville Taylor County Yon Whiddon Florida Department of Criminal Law Enforcement

Oregon woman and two girls slain over testimony

Margo Compton, 24, and her young twin daughters Sylvia and Sandra, plus Gary Seslar, 19, were shot execution style in Laurelwood near Portland. Investigators believe the killings were tied to Compton’s testimony against Hells Angels members in a pimping case. She had moved from San Francisco to seek a safe life, but the case followed, as authorities linked the slayings to witnesses who helped convict others and to efforts by gang figures to keep her quiet.

Gaston Ore Margo Compton San Francisco State Children's Services Division Sylvia Sandra Gary Seslar Hells Angels Motorcycle Club Harold Kleve Washington County Kleve Laurelwood California Donald Seslar Portland Evan Paul Compton Vallejo Calif Hells Angels Sestar Seventhday’ Adventists Saurelwood

Union battles heard in North Carolina mill town hearing

A Roanoke Rapids hearing before a House subcommittee drew a coalition of black and white cotton mill workers civil rights activists and union officials to denounce southern union busting. Witnesses including AFL CIO President Wilbur Hobby and Stevens employees pressured for labor law enforcement while Stevens declined to testify amid union unrest and wage disputes.

Peggy Simpson Frees Roanoke Rapids N.C Ulon North Carolina Apl-Cio Wilbur Hobby South P. Stevens UN Sons Stevens Wien National Labor Relations Afl-Cin J. P. Stevens Employes Educational Committee

Walkout enters third day at Chrysler engine plant

A wildcat strike by 2,000 auto workers at Chrysler Corp engine plant in Trenton Michigan enters its third day. Police patrolled gates after a riot threat and a judge ordered workers back while union leaders sought to stop the stoppage. One injured in the earlier confrontation as parts shortages affected Windsor Ontario plant across the river.

Trenton Mich API Chrysler Corp Detroit Ralph Raymond Chrysler Windsor Ont Detroit River United Sate Workers Union

Lottery numbers and fashion show details from Baltimore and Pittsburgh

AP report notes Tuesday draws in two state lotteries with numbers Sok and 31 9 for Maryland and Pennsylvania respectively. Includes a Thursday fashion show featuring Montgomery Wand Veave Ingoor with a contact number 73 039.

Baltimore Mary Jane Sok Pittsburgh Featuri Ca Montgomery Wand

UAL MA Established 1 Telephone Tuh813

The Associated Press notes the UAL MA establishment details for local news republication. The notice lists memorial and holiday observances and daily delivery terms, including subscription rates and carrier payments, with address details in Magertown MD and related dates.

Puagia Samay Spr Hay Nakor

Firemen strike sparks deadly Dayton blaze chaos

In Dayton Ohio residents fought fires as striking firefighters watched from picket lines. Five buildings burned leaving up to 13 families homeless as police and officials tried to resolve the wage dispute and potential contempt charges. The walkout disrupted responses to blazes at Wright Patterson Air Force Base and local structures, with neighbors assisting and a court hearing postponed. The dispute centers on a six hour work week and pay raises, with the fire department seeking safety commitments and binding contracts.

Dayton Ohio Ptantons Squad Ean Ronald Brandenburg Brandenburg Montgomery County Comone Pleas Court Willian Wolff Jr William Hockaday Hockaday Wright-Patterson Air Force Base Air Base Wright- Patterson Timothy Harker Rope Sections Firefighters Association Marker

Nixon papers moved to National Archives on anniversary

The transfer of 1 800 boxes and 1 446 reels of Nixon era documents from the Executive Office Building to the National Archives occurred on the third anniversary of his resignation. The shipment included Nixon and top advisers files, national security materials, and tapes escorted by Air Force and tracked to the Archives. Less sensitive items were sent to the General Services Administration at Suitland, Maryland. The move followed a Supreme Court ruling upholding government custody of the records amid a long custody dispute.

Washington Richard NL Nicon Ite House National James B. Rhoads Mixon National Archives Air Force Patrol Acs Pennsylvania Avenue White House Nixon Sculot General Services Admininistration Suitland

Castro Leads Tour for Exiled Americans in Havana

Associated Press reports Castro guides a visiting party including Church on a Jeep tour of Havana and the Hemingway estate. The Cuban leader hopes talks with Church advance possible releases of seven Americans jailed or detained. other detainees relate to illegal leaving, gun running, and espionage. The visitors also discuss U.S. embargo, Cubanmilitary actions, and sugar prices, while Hemingway’s villa stands as a museum.

Richard Pyle Associated Press Havana Cuba Castro Te Dey Mavana Lste Exnard Hemingway Church Comuntry U.S Angona Casteo Agrond Idaho Democrat RIS Jed Church Hemingway House the Stanter

Jo Jo the sea lion saved and nursed to health

In Newport Beach California Jo Jo the sea lion was rescued after months of entangling fishing lines nearly killing him. Fire guard Jeff Horn and neighbors captured the weakened two year old, then Jim Stauffer Laguna Beach lifeguard safety captain treated him with tranquilizers, removed the line and cleaned his wounds. Jo Jo now rests in a sunny home awaiting recovery over the next month or two.

Newport Beach Calif Jo- Jo Uneir JoJo Balboa Beach Jo-Jo Louise LeBeau Jeff Horn JoJo Anil Horn Horm Jim Stauffer Laguna Beach Stauffer Jovn

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