Coal miners walkout nears week three in Charleston
In Charleston, coal miners press their wildcat strike now into its 15th week with United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller seeking a National Labor Relations Board meeting. He vows unity against pressure from the coal operators as he critiques internal bickering and urges firm action to resolve the dispute.
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Charleston
W.va
United Mine Workers
Arnold Miller
Fuecative Board
Chartenton
Wert
Cor Emernies
Masey
Strike could shut British airports for four days
A four day strike by air traffic controllers at Heathrow and Gatwick threatens to halt most London area flights and cancel many domestic and overseas services during the Bank Holiday weekend. Contingency plans are being drafted as unions press demands on pay while millions of travelers face disruption.
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London
Beitlaé
Wtioe
Feathrow
Gatwick
Stanion
Heathrow
Britain
Civil Aviation Authority
British Airways
Ily
Pula
Acre
Jeannie Hardie
San Francisco
New York
Washington
Detroit
Boston
Philadelphia
Chicago
Toronto
Middle Eastern
Paris
Armsterdam
Doexsldorf
Zurich
Brussels
Firefighters from East Aid California Klamath Blaze
Reinforcements from five eastern states join 509 firefighters to combat the Hog's Ridge fire in Klamath National Forest. The blaze, sparked by lightning Aug 9, covers over 43,000 acres across Modoc and Lassen counties, with heavy smoke and steep timber terrain hindering containment. Fire officials say manpower now meets needs as crews battle near Bix Sur.
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California
Klamath National Forest
Florida
Kentucky
Pensylvania
North Carolina
South Carolina
Ilyolt
Forest Service
Ernest Weinberg
Hog's Ridge
Suits Move To Halt Tris Treated Sleepwear Sales
The Consumer Product Safety Commission plans targeted lawsuits to halt sales of Tris treated children sleepwear after tests linked the chemical to cancer. A Macy’s suit led to a temporary order stopping sales. more cases are expected as retailers are urged to remove Tris treated garments from shelves.
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Washington
API
Consumer Product Safety Commission
John Byington
Consumer Product Safety Commissior
Byington
Tris
Commission
Robert Chapman
Columbia
Consumer Safety Commissioners
New York
R.H. Macy & Co
Macys
Hyington
Tvat
T's
Abia
Carter relaxes at Camp David personal retreat
AP reporting from Camp David notes President Carter treats the Maryland retreat as a private country club with tennis, swimming, and wood trails. Marines guard the perimeter, and a flag rises when he arrives. Carter values privacy, often spends weekends with Rosalynn and family, screens daily briefings, and maintains personal routines away from the White House.
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Camp David
David
Jimmy Carter
Washington
Carter
White House
Maryland
Tim Krall
Peicimenis
Ore
Deir Yatation
Urie
Catoctin Mountain Park
National Park Service
Wooten
Wen Carter Wies
Brattte
Franklin Roonerett
FDR
Shangri-La
Dwight Eisenhower
David Eisenhower
Eisenhower Farm
Gettysburg
Richard Nixon
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Jen
Charles Kirko
Garter
Rosalynn
Amy
Sais
Ares
Tay
Nickery Lodge
Carer
Amng
Secret Service
Athy
William Lukash
Nnfty
Jim
National Security
Zbigniew Urzewinski
Kral
Kraft
Oval Office
Carter Faces Filibuster Over Panama Canal Treaties
The Carter administration seeks Senate ratification of Panama Canal treaties but faces a blocking filibuster led by Jesse Helms and Strom Thurmond. Opponents launch a nationwide push with ads to defeat the pact, arguing it would cede U.S. control of the canal. A poll suggests only a minority back the treaties, while Senate Foreign Relations Chair Sparkman says no vote before adjournment is likely.
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Senate
U.S
United States
Panama
Ren
Jesse Helis
RAC
Suztflay
Helms
Sen
Strom Thurmond
R-5.c
Ueell
Helms God Thucrond
American Conservative Union
Panama Canal
Carter
ACA
Jackson
Fran Griffin
Associated Press
Areyn
Hs At
John Sparkman
Senate Foreign Relations Commnitter
Sloan Vale
Black Nationalist guerrillas raid Rhodesian farm slaughter
In eastern Rhodesia, security forces hunt a 26 member Black Nationalist guerrilla group that attacked a farm’s black living quarters, killing 16 people including a pregnant woman. Victims were shot, bayoneted, or burned as the attackers burned the compound and fled toward the Mozambique border.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Souther
Cone
Maclus
Umtal
Mozambique
Milly
Jan Smith
Sleiph
Black Quarters
Voyager spacecraft speeds toward distant planets amid repair tests
In Pasadena California scientists at NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory report Voyager 7 is returning to a smooth course toward Jupiter and beyond after addressing earlier instrument and boom issues. Engineers reran tests on solar sensors and cameras to confirm the boom extension and proper alignment, while reviewing data from the craft launched from Cape Canaveral.
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Pasadena
Calif
Juanes
Salem
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Maission
Jody Stilwell
Earth
Jkt
Cape Canaveral
The Daily Wait Fatab Dished Jae Telephone T5511
Fragmented OCR style notice mentions dates and places such as Memorial Bay and Labor Day with oblique references. It lists postal details and publication costs, using garbled names and locations. The readable bits point to a district newspaper issue with placeholders and spacing errors.
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Fatab
Son of Son of Sam tapes claim Berkowitz wanted to get caught
New York rings report that David Berkowitz known as Son of Sam deliberately parked near his last crime to invite capture according to tapes cited by The Daily News. The account notes hospital transcripts, questions about tape authenticity, and denial by literary agent Scott Meredith of any deal to sell or represent Berkowitz interviews.
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Som
NEW York
David Berkowitz
Sam
Daily News
Berkowice
Scott Meredith
Berkowitz
Ahyorg
Scatt Meredith
Assaetiled
Meredith
Kings County Hospital
Trooklyn
Wheer Berkowitz
Newa
Snet
Philip Peltz
Peltz
Billy Carter Says He Will Earn Under 300000 This Year
Billy Carter estimates personal appearances will bring him about 300000 dollars this year, less than his brother Jimmy Carter’s expected earnings as president. He notes he does not influence or discuss presidential duties with his sibling and cites limited income from family assets.
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Washington
Bily Carter
Ubsic
Jimmy Carter
Billy
Macey
Tilly Carter
Cutler
News & World Report
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