Carter says Baptist faith anchors family amid White House strains
President Carter credits his Baptist faith with giving his family stability and belonging during White House years. He spoke at a Sunday school gathering at Flext Baptist Church noting how faith keeps them grounded and connected with the community.
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Evelyn Aims Cape Breton as Fifth Hurricane
Hurricane Evelyn nears Cape Breton Island as the season’s fifth hurricane. Winds near the storm’s center reached 79 mph before midnight with Evelyn tracking north northeast toward Nova Scotia’s northeastern tip. The system had recently intensified from tropical storm status and was moving in from Bermuda, with warnings reflecting its potential for stronger winds and heavy rain.
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Minimum wage to reach 3.35 by 1981, Congress approves rise
The AP reports the wage will jump to 2.45 next January and rise through four annual steps to 3.35 by 1981. Congress clinched a compromise on exemptions for small firms and partial wage credits, with changes affecting millions of workers and employer costs.
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Bethlehem Steel looks to Conrail for wheel supply boost
Bethlehem Steel urges Conrail to extend its preference for American rails to steel wheels, hoping that a Conrail decision will help the Johnstown plant and thousands of steelworkers. U.S. Rep. Murtha notes Conrail’s commitment may create work. Bethlehem’s steel wheels are a major U.S. producer.
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New US request seeks yacht Brillig details in Saigon tale
US embassy says it has again pressed Vietnam for information on the yacht Brillig with three Americans aboard. A distress call said the Thai-built craft was under attack about 30 miles off Bangkok and feared to be rammed by Cambodian or pirate forces. Father Frederica Dellenbaugh of Vero Beach confirmed radio contact with his daughter and two others. other details remained unconfirmed.
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Waynesboro killer gets added terms
Ronald Edward Henninger was sentenced in Franklin County to death for the murder of Debora Kline and received additional prison terms on kidnapping, attempted rape, and conspiracy charges. Judge George Eppinger stated the crimes were among the county’s most horrendous, while the defense sought maximum consecutive terms. Henninger faced combined minimums and maximums totaling decades, with parole a distant possibility if death were commuted.
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Community events and meals advertised at local venues
A string of notices lists a church bazaar at Paramount Brethren in Christ on Oct 20 with a public supper and lunch prices, a State Line Community Building supper Oct 19, and a Fish and Game Club shooting night with a meat supper at Millsville. Also Public dances, chicken suppers, and a junior festival with prices and times at various local centers.
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Ex Congressman Hanna Charged as South Korea Agent
Federal prosecutors accuse California Democrat Richard Hanna who served 1965 to 1974 in the House of acting as an agent for South Korea over an eight year period. Indictment says Hanna helped channel Korean funds to influence U.S. officials and arrange Park designated as agent for rice sales, with various lawmakers named in the alleged scheme.
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Soviet Union charges U S with violating Helsinki accords
At Belgrade the Soviet Union accused the West of violating the Helsinki Final Act and criticized visa policies and broadcasts by U S backed media. US officials said allies are cautious but will document specific violations when the conference moves to closed committees.
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States plan suits against GM on engines
Almost half of the states plan to sue General Motors over using Chevrolet engines in Oldsmobiles and Pontiacs without informing customers. The dispute centers on a 1977 model year issue when Chevrolet engines powered Olds and Buicks vehicles. GM offered swaps at cost per mile, which customers faced burdensome fees for miles driven.
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Carter administration touts progress in Panama Canal talks
The Carter administration and Panamanian leader Omar Torrijos say they reached a broad understanding on the canal treaty. A joint statement, not signed by Carter or Torrijos, states the United States would defend the canal if needed and that Panama’s territorial integrity would be respected while avoiding internal interference. Senate leaders viewed the move favorably, though votes remain undecided as consideration stretches into 1978.
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Steel lay offs in foreign market report from Claymont
A brief AP transmission from Claymont Delaware reports Sheenie Gleel Corp downsizing with about ten week workers to be laid off next week. The notice cites product lines including derated plate products and references tentative schedules and related plant actions amid repainting work at nearby sites.
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Propane Gas Explosion Shuts Gainesville Area
An explosion at a propane gas company in a Gainesville residential area caused extensive fires and evacuations. Police and firefighters evacuated about 193 residents as flames spread to nearby grass and wood, with officials fearing a big tank could explode. No further danger was reported as residents were allowed to return home.
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