Sadat boosts Carter popularity in Harris poll
The Harris telephone survey of 1200 adults shows Carter's overall approval rising four points to 44 percent while disapproval sits at 48 percent and undecided at two percent. The poll notes Carter's handling of the Middle East improved five points, with margins of error within three points.
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Kew York
Anwar Satal
Mideast
Carter
United States
Harris’ Yateal
Harris
Middle East
Louis Flares
New York Court Restricts News Coverage Of Trials
New York Court of Appeals ruling limits press access to pre trial proceedings in some criminal cases. The decision stemmed from a Seneca County hearing involving the slaying of former Brighton officer Wayne Clapp and cited a conflict between public rights and defendant rights. The ruling allows judges to bar media presence when witnesses rights may be jeopardized. Justice Cooke dissented, urging strong public information rights unless outweighed by compelling state needs.
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Albany
Hng
Court of Appeals
Gannett Ca
Seneca County Court
Daniel DePasquale
Brighton
Wayne Clapp
Kyle Greathouse
David Jones
Clapp
Seneca Lake
Corl
Sol Wachner
Lawrence Cooke
Non union miners protected by court action in nationwide strike
Washington negotiators for the United Mine Workers met with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association as they seek to end a nationwide strike involving 160000 miners. Courts granted injunctions banning mass picketing violence and threats near coal facilities in Illinois Missouri and Kentucky amid equipment damage and closures.
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von Abree
Washington
United Mine Workers
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Fayette County
Ray House
C&k Coal
Glaselal Minceals
Chornicay Coal Co
Glarcial
Chernichy
UMW
Tommor
Mingiz
Alexander County
Robert Landsden
Metropolis
IW Cook Coal
Morday
Flynt resigns as Hustler publisher after conversion
Larry Flynt resigns as publisher of Hustler amid a reported religious conversion. spokesman Cyrlida Suason says Flynt announced the move Friday and will alter the magazine to promote healthier attitudes toward sex.
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Larry Flynt
Hustler
Columbus, Gaia
Cyrlida Suason
Flynt
Star
Rul Carter Stapleton
Carter
Paul Krassner
West Coast
Hin
Johnson
Krassner
Maggizio
U N Assembly delegates reflect on session outcomes
United Nations General Assembly closes a three month AQIT session with broad cooperation and consensus on many resolutions. Delegates praise the civil tone, while some debate the overall accomplishments and note near two thirds of the 206 resolutions were approved by consensus.
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United Nations
General Assembly
Yurysh. Fekine
Scrvaming
Andre Emematia
European Common Market Crox
Radha Krishna Ramphus
Mauritius
Assembly
Ivar Richard
Rickover Presses U S Seal on Government Patents
Admiral Hyman Rickover urged Congress to bar federal agencies from granting exclusive patent rights on inventions funded by taxpayers. He warned such practices favor large corporations and hinder technology dissemination while supporting small business. The hearing focused on public ownership versus contractor rights in government research.
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Washington
Myiian
Rickover
Congress
Iim
Hickoves
Senate Monopaly
Thiekaver
Ley
Navy
Nefear
Sait
WIM
Commerce Department
Government Patent Policy Committee
Isman
Seid
John Liebering
Ohio
Hoste
Ray Thornton
DoArk
Lottery Roundup In Maryland and Pittsburgh
AP reports the winning numbers for two daily lotteries. In Maryland, the Munioes Game draw yielded B12. In Pittsburgh, the Penmsslva- Fila Maily lottery produced Po.
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Waltimore
Moray
Maryland
Pittsburgh
Local Notice From Blurry Postal District
Fragmentary OCR shows a dated local notice with various holiday names and numbers. It mentions a ZIP 21742 area and a monthly postal dispatch schedule. Names and clarity are limited. the readable portion indicates a periodical mailing or carrier details with dates and prices.
Remembering Valley Forge 1777 78 Winter with reenactment
A Valley Forge remembrance march recalls Washington and the Continental Army during the harsh 1777 78 winter. Volunteers retrace routes from Dulph Als to Valley Forge as heavy rains test tents and huts while a naturalization ceremony adds a U S pledge.
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Washington
Volunteers of
Ih Revolutionary Brigade
Valley Forge
Pas
Sai Hassell Krowler
Essex Regiment
Bosun
Ginny Yaega
United States
U.S
Cosmonaut Grechko Spends 88 Minutes Outside Salyut 6
Soviet Tass reports cosmonaut Georgi Grechko spent 88 minutes outside the Salyut 6 space laboratory to inspect the main docking unit after a prior failed boarding attempt. Yuri Romanenko remained aboard the station to supervise from the transfer compartment while Grechko performed the space walk.
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Moscow
APJ
Georgi Grechka
Salyut-6 Space Laboratory
Tass
Becaues
Grechko
Grevhko
Space Station
Rumaconka
Oil exporters split on prices at key OPEC meeting
At a two day pricing session in Caracas delegates from OPEC and allied producers debated fuel costs as Venezuela’s Enecey and Mines Minister Acasta urged a consensus. Reports linked President Perez to discussions amid security precautions as oil ministers gathered at Ikebe hotel near Caracas to discuss a potential price hike.
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Venezuela
Enecey and
Mines Minster
Valentin iNernomlor
Acasta
Anet Walil
Carios Amilies Perezato
Ikebe
Cayahatipda
Berch
Caracas
Sovdes Union
Perer
QHEC
Ell
Beices
Bor
Doha
Qatar
Saudi Arabia
United Arab Emirates
Esplan
Ambst Sadat
Aother
Egypt readies for Sadat Begin Christmas Day talks
Egyptian officials prepared for President Anwar Sadat and Israel Prime Minister Menahem Begin to meet on Christmas Day near the Suez Canal. The talks aim to narrow differences as Israeli Egyptian negotiations continue in Cairo, with further invitations reportedly planned to Syria Jordan Lebanon and the Palestinian groups.
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Cairo
Eevee
Anwar Sadat
Israel
Menahem Degin
Mez Canal
Sadat
Sistanta
Middle East
Mews
Ashleh
Begin
Egypt
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Palestine
Lapuel
United States
London
James Caligghtt
Presiden Marker
West Bank
Gaza Strip
Sinai Desert
Canada cuts support of South Africa
Ottawa AP reports Canada’s Liberal government moves to withdraw commercial counsel from South Africa over apartheid. Don Jamieson says Ottawa will halt all government and private trading with South Africa and considers ethics code for firms operating there.
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Canada
South Africa
Ottawa
Don Jamieson
Hip Enuse
Moveday
South Iica
de Sait
Commonwealth
Soult Miven
Dawson Five Freed In Georgia Murder Case
Davina Five was released after a long investigation into the murder of a white foreman in south Georgia. Attorney John Irwin announced updates on murder and robbery charges for those involved, highlighting concerns about race influencing arrests and detentions.
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Atlanta
Davina
Lywo
South Georgia
la Coun
Yasitet
Dack
John Irwin
Montag
Georgia
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Noskhod
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