Steelworkers vote drivers claim lead in early returns
In unofficial early results Lloyd McBride led Edward Sadowski for United Steelworkers president with figures from 2,782 locals. McBride’s count ranged from 208,270 to 135,008 in later tallies, while Sadowski supporters cited 112,000 to 166,008. Local details were incomplete with 5,009 locals unreported and large plants not counted.
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Demonstrations Close South African Schools
In Soweto, police used tear gas to disperse about 6 000 student demonstrators, prompting closure of all black township schools. Brigadier Jar Visser said classes would resume Thursday with a curfew from 8 am to 3 pm and harsh action for anyone on the streets after curfew. The shutdown followed student protests rather than an official government order.
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Chico continues without Prinze in new NBC run
Los Angeles AP reports the NBC comedy Chico and the Man may return for a fourth season without Freddie Prinze who died by suicide. Production shifts plan to realign Chico away from Prinze's role using his last episode Chico's Padre and new storylines to conclude the series. Irwin Segelstein says no renewal contract yet, but the show likely returns with remaining cast Scott Cain Crothers and Della Reese. plans include four more episodes to gauge audience response.
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Cosmonauts Enter Salyut 5 Space Station
Tass reported Viktor Gortatho and Yuri Glazhov moved into Salyut 5 after launch from a central Asian space center. They will conduct Earth and atmosphere studies along with technological and medical research aboard the orbiting lab. The duration of the mission and potential record attempt remain undisclosed.
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Carter eyes halt on mobile missiles amid MX budget clash
President Carter signals possible agreement to stop mobile missile deployment as US weighs MX program costs. Officials warn halting MX risks leaving Minuteman forces vulnerable to Soviet ICBMs while Moscow pursues mobile missile advances and SSX tests.
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House to take recess with pay hike assured
Washington AP reports Congress will recess tonight with lawmakers assured of a $12,000 pay raise when they return. A 2 percent automatic rise for top federal officials was proposed but blocked in the Senate. House action hinges on timing and next week’s session.
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Congress presses Carter to boost jobs spending
Washington AP report says President Carter faces strong calls in Congress to expand job creation funds. Senator Muskie backs a $50 rebate and a $1 billion add on public works, with committees weighing doubling the program and possible amendments to the $31.2 billion tax cut plan.
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Ford Motor to limit emissions after EPA order
The EPA named Ford Motor Co. first violator for excessive carbon monoxide in 1977 Granada and Monarch cars. About 4,900 vehicles were flagged for carburetor adjustments as Ford says lines will continue. Senate panel considers amendments to auto pollution law amid findings that many cars failed emission standards on assembly.
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Army nominee says no need for draft amid manpower questions
At a Senate hearing, Secretary of the Army nominee Cuttach L. Alexander urged study of manpower without commitment to restoring conscription. Gen. Bernard W. Rogers warned reserves strength declined. four months to reactivate draftees if needed. The panel approved Alexander’s nomination 6-0, sending it to the full Senate.
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Ford surprised by Kansas visit during refueling stop
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