Carter to spend Christmas in Plains with family
President Carter and his wife Rosalyn plan a quiet Christmas in Plains Georgia with daughter Amy son Jack and daughter in law Annette. Press secretary Jody Powell notes no newsmaking plans as Carter enjoys quail season and warm Georgia weather.
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Carter
Plains
Washington
Rosalyon
Amy
Jolt
Annette
Jody Powell
Tre Iripeans
Georgia
Plains Baptist Church
Quake Toll Rises in Southern Iran After Village Devastation
The earthquake in southern Iran leaves at least 510 dead and 678 injured with 169 bodies recovered, as devastations hit three villages and many children remain trapped. Iran Red Crescent and Red Cross report ongoing tallies and new totals to be released.
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Tehran
Iran
Eftelzal
Red Lion
Sum
Red Cross
Etternat
Gletia
Thehree
Kennedy Center finances threaten national cultural role
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts in Washington reports serious debt and aging facilities. The GAO says the center cannot meet its financial obligations while maintaining current programs, citing $921,000 in overdue bills and $10.5 million in interest on bonds. The center emphasizes free events and children's concerts as part of its national mission.
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Washington
Potomac River
Joha F. Kennedy Center For the Performing Arts
Kennedy Center
General Accounting Office
GAD
Congressional
Center
GAO
US Treasury
Congress
Exorcist Star Linda Blair Charged in Cocaine Ring
Linda Blair, star of The Exorcist, faces charges of conspiracy to buy or sell cocaine in connection with a nationwide ring. Arrested at her Wilton home, Blair is free on bond after a Stamford court appearance. extradition requested by Duval County Florida authorities. Police say the ring involved more than 8 billion in cocaine over eight months.
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Maranatha Baptist Church
Ouke
Lawn, Garter
Mains
Plain Baptist Church
Maranatha
Tie
Reconciliation
Sait Carter
Chrismas
Plains
Carter
Wilton, Conn
Florida
Linda Blair
Miss Blair
Arta ‘Tsaued
Jacksonville
Peter Gaxlen
Federal
Drug Enforcement Admministration
Connecticut
Wilton
Westport
Duval County
Jotn
Lynn Scarborough
Stamford Common Piews Court
Richard Gibbons
Mitchell to be furloughed for hip surgery evaluation
John Mitchell, serving a 4 year Watergate sentence for conspiracy and perjury, will receive a temporary furlough to allow doctors to decide if his degenerative hip requires an artificial replacement. A medical report is due by Jan 12, after which the Bureau of Prisons will decide further treatment options.
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John Mitchell
Huderal
Justice Dept
Mitchel
White House
Washington
Soth
Mitchell
Watergate
Griffin B. Bell
Nixort
Grand
Tin Senate
Marwell Air Force Base
Montgomery
Ala
Nixon White House
HL. R. Haldeman
John Thy Ehrlichtman
Ehrlichman
Haldeman
William D. Warthey
Justine
Michael Aug
Bureau of Prlsons
Bureau
Lottery roundup drawers in Maryland and Pennsylvania
The text notes Tuesday night draw results from Nan ies Game in Maryland and the Pennsylvania daily Lottery. The Pennsylvan ia number listed is 9 0 2. Details are incomplete due to OCR issues.
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Bartemora
Tuesay Night
Maryland
Daily Jollery
Pittsburgh
Tuesay
Pennsylvania
Government to Match Welfare Rolls With Payroll Data
The HEW plans computer matching of social security payrolls and welfare records to uncover fraud and waste. Health Secretary Califano says project aims to restore public trust and target ineligible or overpaid recipients, expanding Project Match nationwide.
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Washington
Une
Health, Education and Welfare
Joseph A. Calliaro Jr
Associated Press
AIC
Califano
HEW
Inajec i
Catifang
Carler
House
Senate
Senate Finance Parente
Sen
Hussell Long
DA Califano
Seolat
81000 Retired Miners Face February Pension Loss
More than 81,000 United Mine Workers retirees will get February pensions, but the fund may lack cash beyond January due to a coal industry strike. The pension plan, funded by coal company contributions, faces depletion as negotiations for a new contract drag on. Retirees receive 250 monthly, with smaller amounts for black lung and survivor benefits ranging from 219 to 240. Directors warn on replenishing the fund as mine output slows.
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Washington
United Mine
UMW
Striking miners clash with non-union workers in Alabama
Striking miners roamed northeastern Alabama smashing windows and fighting non-union workers. About 1,000 miners in two caravans tried to close non-union mines as state troopers were dispatched to National Guard armories. Violence erupted at Sand Mountain Minerals Co Pit No 2 near Pisgah with offices burned and vehicles damaged.
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TeKalb County
United Mine Workers Union
Ohty
Alabama
Kentucky
Maxtupion
Sand Mountain Minerals Co
Pisgah
Jackson County
Hob Collins
Mobile
Ndt
Striking Farmers Block Delivery of Shuck Newspaper
Striking farmers atop tractors halted delivery of a Shuck, Texas paper after it published an editorial critical of the nationwide farm strike. Six farmers were arrested as police fought to tow away the machinery, and the action shifted to blocking Libbock's wholesale stores. Editor Jay Martis spoke by bullhorn to explain the editorial dispute with farmers.
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Shuck
Tome Faamiers
Eitor Jay Martis
Faronecs
Harris
Widespread California winds batter Central Valley towns
Extreme gusts reaching 100 mph lashed a 230 mile stretch from Bakersfield to the Mexican border. The storm damaged barns, hangars and power lines, trapped travelers, sparked brush fires, and cut communications across Bakersfield Arvin and surrounding areas. Gov Brant eyed disaster declarations as crews aided 35 people trapped near Arvin.
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Eos Angeles
California
Bakersfield
Teasday
Central
Clusn Itronghout
Central Valley
Mojave Desert
Arbin
Ang Lie
San Diego Bay
San Francisco
Nevada
Stockton
Cilles
Jim Hii
Edmund G. Brant Jr
Arvin
Furnia National Cround
Kern County
Sheenl
Larry Klier
Vandenberg Air Force Base
Sala Barbara
Fire kills commander at Vandenberg Air Force Base
A wind driven blaze at Vandenberg Air Force Base in California killed Col. Joseph Tanner, base commander, and two base fire officials. The fire, fanned by 70 mph gusts, spread across several square miles, blackening about 1000 acres. Turner Turner, a base operations officer, died attempting to reach safety. At Camp Pendleton another brush fire scorched 730 acres from a firing range spark.
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Joemph E.turner
Vandenburg Ai Force Base
Vandenherg
Asr Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Dan Anderson
Timsday
Ridge
Lalgé
Alles New Shweel
Santa Bethara
Morehan
Joseph Tanner
Billy Bell
Eugeny Cooper
Vandenberg Village
Tourll
Leonard Brady
Sid Turnner
Turner
Brady
Camp Pendleton
Los Angeles
San Diego
Outros
Unclear OCR Local Notice From The Daily Wal
Fragmented text from a local item on a New Year period references a place name and a location with a price or fee. Readers cannot identify the event, participants, or exact dates due to heavy garbling.
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al Tee Wea
Rena
Prisked
Sant Fes
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