British coal miners reject 20 percent wage offer
London reports that striking British coalminers refused a 20 percent pay rise urged by a government inquiry court and pressed for 25 percent. The National Coal Board balked at more, citing a $26 million cost, as power shortages and industrial disruption spread.
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London
UPI
National Coal Board
Central Electricity Generating Board
West End
Department of Employment
Coal Board
Court of Inquiry
Robert Carr
House of Commons
Battersea
Unemployment Forecasts Split as Economists Propose Rebates
Washington reports three top economists say unemployment will stay well above White House projections this year. Arthur M. Okun urged a $100 tax rebate to stimulate demand while Wallich and Hymans warned the jobless rate may average around 5.7 percent, risking millions more out of work by election day.
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Washington
UPI
Henry C. Wallich
White House
Okun
House
Senate Economic Committee
Business Council
Congress
James D. Hodgson
Weather outlook and rainfall totals for towns
Cloudy and cold today with high in the 20s and tonight's lows in the teens with a chance of snow flurries. Sunday will be clear and cold with highs in the 20s to low 30s and northeast winds under 10 mph. Rainfall to date: Middletown 3.81 inches, Monticello 4.91, Newburgh 3.34. last year totals: Middletown 4.19, Monticello 6.07, Newburgh 3.27. Highs: Middletown 37, Monticello 41, Newburgh 41.
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Middletown
Monticello
Newburgh
Agnew backs Safeguard ABM amid system flaws
Dr Harold Agnew, Los Alamos director since 1943 and atomic bomb developer, says the nation is stuck with a vulnerable anti missile system after a major blunder in conception. He supports Safeguard ABM as the only hardware the Defense Department can provide today and backs the Hardsite concept.
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Washington
Harold Agnew
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
Defense Department
Sixty- eight Egyptians die in bus crash near Cairo
Seventy people most of them students were killed when a bus crashed into a wall and plungered into the Nile Delta irrigation ditch near Kfarsand north of Cairo. Nine others were unhurt. Victims ranged from 16 to 47 and included 25 girls.
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Cairo
Nile Delta
Middle East News Agency
MENA
Kfarsand
Tefiki
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Anwar Sadat
Hassanein Heikal
al Ahram
U. S. Central Intelligence Agency
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U. S. State Department
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Newry
David Corbett
Landers
Richman
Comics
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