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The Daily Mail

Location

Hagerstown, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1977

Page

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Carter presses urban policy amid black unemployment critique

Washington President Carter cited high unemployment among young blacks and urged a comprehensive urban policy with government backed employment programs. He met with the Congressional Black Caucus as Labor Department data showed black youth joblessness near 43 percent and overall black unemployment at 14 percent. Vernon Jordan of the National Urban League echoed concerns about policy impact.

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Labor Dept to issue broad pesticide health standards

The Labor Department plans a sweeping rule set for all 4,600 U S pesticide formulators. The Washington Post cited reports that this marks a admission the department failed to protect workers from dangerous pesticides. Drafting would begin early next year with general rules on medical monitoring, safe practices, training, engineering controls and hazard information. Previously the agency issued health standards per substance, a slow approach with no single pesticide exposure standard.

Washington Labor Department Washington Post Post Occupational Safety Agency

Detroit Garbagemen Strike for Higher Pay

Detroit garbagemen from Teamsters Local 24 walked off the job on the opening day of the National Governors Conference, halting trash pickups citywide. Negotiations with the city stalled after a four hour deadlock over cost of living protections in a proposed three year contract, with the union accusing management of capping individual raises.

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Chinese leader says relations in setback

Chinese Vice Premier Teng Hsiao-ping told AP executives that U S efforts to normalize relations with China have stalled following Secretary of State Cyrus Vance s visit. He cited past Kis-singer talks with Ford and Kissinger and said Washington would need to shift policy to full relations with China while shrinking its Taiwan embassy to a liaison post. He noted arms sales to Taiwan were not discussed during Vance s Peking visit.

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Fashion Show Thursday Featuring Designers Weagley and Hoon

A local fashion showing is set for Thursday showcasing styles by Alice Weagley and Venice Dining Hoon. Event details include venue address 733 300 and advance notices.

Alice Weagley Venice

Wallace aide confirms split as Cornelia leaves mansion

Cornelia Wallace moved out of the executive mansion amid reports of a looming divorce from Gov. George C. Wallace. Attorneys said they will pursue an anticable settlement while the governor stated the matter is private. Cornelia declined further comment, citing threats and abuse she endured during the marriage.

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Graham praises Colson at Hungarian revival mission

Evangelist Billy Graham in Debrecen, Hungary, tells 1900 Baptists that Charles Colson, Watergate’s hatchet man, became a Christian and now preaches Jesus. He cites Johnny Cash’s faith conversion and honors Jewish contributions while praising ecumenism during his Hungary visit.

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Boston to name and shame tax delinquents on posters

Boston plans a public shaming campaign to collect overdue property taxes by posting wanted style notices with pictures and tax bills of prominent residents in city spots. Officials have piloted tactics, including helicopter and taxi seizures, to prompt payment amid millions owed.

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Congressmen Identified in Park Indictment

AP reports a Park indictment names multiple congressmen and figures as recipients of payments or favors. Notable names include Rep. John McFall and Rep. Thomas Foley, with various $100s to $1000s cited for campaign contributions or support, plus unindicted co-conspirator Richard Hanna.

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Kidnappers Demand Release and Ransom in West Germany

West Germany reports terrorists holding an industrialist demand the release of 44 jailed extremists, 650000 dollars, and a flight to a country of their choice. They also seek a public government statement and ask Pastor Niemoeller and a UN official to accompany the freed prisoners. The letter was sent to the Federal Criminal Office in Elesbaden.

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Memphis plans bronze statue of Presley

Memphis plans a 2 foot bronze statue of Elvis Presley to be donated to the city by the Memphis Development Foundation. Jot Pipkin, president of the Mid-South Fall Association, and developer Dan Wilmington said the 50 ton statue would be privately financed and placed on an undetermined site. Donations will fund the tribute to Presley, who died August 18 at age 42. Eric Parks, a Pennsylvania sculptor, has been commissioned for the statue.

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Lottery roundup in Maryland and Pennsylvania results

AP and local notices report Tuesday numbers from Maryland Numbers Game and Pennsylvania daily tollery. The piece cites varying sums and streets, noting Hagerstown and nearby towns, with an imprint of the Associated Press and publication details.

Maryland Pennsylvania

Governors Split Over Carter Energy Plan At Gathering

AP survey of about half the governors shows unanimous backing for welfare restructuring but strong discontent with energy proposals. Western and energy producing states press for incentives to boost production, oppose intrastate gas controls, and fear loss of tax revenue from conservation. Governors back Carter welfare reform, urging quick congressional action to deliver universal benefits and new jobs.

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Five seek job of judge who commented on rape

Dane County Judge Archie Simonson faces five challengers after remarks about rape, short dresses, and societal permissiveness during a May juvenile case hearing. The judge noted a 16 year old could be influenced, citing newspaper ads for topless acts, while opponents push recall petitions amid courtroom protests. Transcripts were released, asserting the statements were misinterpreted. recall efforts continue as candidates line up to replace him.

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