Back to work effort falters in miner dispute
Madison West Virginia United Mine Workers locals met to restart labor but skepticism rose as miners face a Saturday start, with Kentucky locals voting to delay. About 35,000 miners nationwide joined the health care and pension cuts sparked wildcat strikes across WV, PA, KY, and OH, slowing production.
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Madison
W.va
United Mine Workers
Prestonsburg
Kentucky
UMW
Union
West Virginia
Martin and Johnson
Floyd County
Bituminous Coal Operators Association
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virgi
Soweto Protests Continue as Police Fire Tear Gas
In Soweto, police fired tear gas to disperse stone throwing students outside a high school while other youths roamed the township amid protests against detentions of student leaders. Dozens wounded, hundreds arrested as clashes spill into a second day with buses and trains running normally.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
Soweto
Rand Daily Mail
Jan Visser
1947 sighting sparks UFO craze remembered at event
Kenneth Arnold, 62, the man who first reported flying saucers, appears at a Chicago conference on UFOs to mark the 30th anniversary. The Boise businessman recounts his June 24 1947 sighting near Mount Rainier and discusses public fascination, Gallup polls, and Project Blue Book findings.
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Tacoma
Wash
Cascade Mountains
Kenneth Arnold
Arnold
Chicago
Boise
Idaho
Chehalis
Yakima
Mr. Rainier
New Age Foundation
Northwest
Mt. Rainier
Gallup
Air Force
Seimi
Meridian
Laetrile to be tested by National Cancer Institute
The National Cancer Institute will test Laetrile on terminal cancer patients after public pressure. Acting director Dr Guy R Newell said results will not change the institute view that Laetrile is ineffective. A two group trial will compare Laetrile plus standard treatment with standard treatment plus dummy meds.
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Washington
National Cancer Institute
Guy R. Newell
The
Cancer Institute
Newell
House
Food and Drug Administration
Saul Shepartz
Scout killer seen near Skunk Mountain in Oklahoma
An armed man believed to be Gene Leroy Hart, the escapee accused in the Camp Scott girl scout murders, was sighted twice on Skunk Mountain near Locust Grove. Search teams with dogs and a helicopter failed to trap him as authorities filed three counts of first degree murder and urged vigilance.
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Locust Grove
Okla
Skunk Mountain
Gene Leroy Hart
Mayes County
Glen
Pete” Weaver
Tulsa
Sid Wise
Hart
Pryor
Camp Scott
Oklahoma
Lewis Lindsey
Granite State Reformatory
Bridgeport Stockyard Prices June 13 1977
Stock prices for Bridgeport Stockyard Inc show various cattle categories with price ranges in cwt or per head. Emphasizes stocker cows, steer calves, heifer calves, stock steers, stock heifers, slaughter cows, beef bulls, baby calves, veals and hogs with values from multiple weight classes and health notes. Includes horse and pony values and totals for June calf categories and stock prices.
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Bridgeport Stockyard, Inc
Balligh
Lambe
Agnew Tax Case Moves To U.S. Tax Court
Former vice president Spiro T. Agnew faces IRS claims of underreporting about 27000 in 1973 income. The agency seeks 13966 in back taxes plus penalties for unreported home improvements, aircraft use, personal expenses, and meals. Agnew’s lawyer calls some items harassment.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Agnew
United States
Myron J. Mintz
U.S
General Services Administration
Mintz
Kenwood
Joseph Rash
Food Fair Stores, Inc
Hospital register lists admissions across multiple towns
The hospital register records admissions on June 21 to June 23 across Grafton Gassaway Flemington Newburg Thornton and other locations, naming patients by town and including discharges such as Charles Lantz Everett Morgan and Renee McDaniel, with a long list of names under United Hospitals Clarksburg and related facilities.
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Grafton
Charles Lantz
Everett Morgan
Renee McDaniel
Sarah Fleming
Walter Lynch
Grace Shriver
Bessie
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Lester Peters
BCOA
Wilford Street
Bill Byrd
Chuckie Bolyard
Carolyn Dougherty
Jamie Sergeant
Wanda Bolyard
Debbie Neason
Chris Morse
Jay Carr
John
Bug” Taylor
Robbie Neason
Donald Bolyard
Terra Alta Stockyard Inc
Taylor County
Anna Brooks
Rest Haven Nursing Home
Grafton City Hospital
Bessie Watkins
Rt. 5
Betty Jacobs
Roland Hussion
E. Knotts Ave
E. Wilford St
Hospital Register
David Nestor
Cora Mays
Barbara Fisher
Alfreda Bolliger
Diana Wiseman
Mabel Poling
Gassaway
George Snyder
Flemington
Martha Boals
Newburg
Guy Funk
Thornton
Quentin Thompson
Mary Ann Felton
Laura Dean
Karen Dean
Virginia Falk
Mary Mayle
Broaddus Hospital
Brownton
John Tait
Philippi
Warren Zinn
Iva Fenstermacher
Opal Proudfoot
George Wanstreet
Christina Barnes
Susan Sutter
Albert Cain
Lost Creek
Debra Brown
Sammie Todd
Donna Vanscoy
Lumberport
Geneva Haught
Torrey Cross
Jason Bonnell
Betty Martin
Mount Clare
Robert Harris
Velma Dodd
Shinnston
Cindy Davis
Georgia McCarty
Bradford Moore
Crystal Lanham
Weston
Harry Carr
Mercedes Weber
Linda Villers
Oscar
Carl Cunningham
Wilsonburg
Deborah McIntyre
Mary Ann Angotti
Crystal Ayers
Marlene Bart
Janet Booth
Paul Conley
Judith Davis
Edna Dodds
Craig Fowler
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