Carter completes seven nation trip amid Middle East focus
President Carter concluded a seven nation tour from Poland to Belgium with meetings in Egypt Iran and Saudi Arabia shaping peace efforts. Vice President Mondale hailed the trip for advancing human rights and continuing government services with no tax increases while reaffirming U.S. loyalty to NATO.
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Brussels
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Poland
Iran
India
Saudi Arabia
Egypt
France
Belgium
Emotional issues face Assembly says guest
Star staff writer reports that the 1978 General Assembly in Richmond will confront ERA abortion Medicaid annexation betting and budget issues. Del Ray mond R. Guest Jr. says ERA may hinge on committee appointments and emphasizes not bypassing the procedure.
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Flagmaker Rebounds on Olympic Flag Rush
A long feature on Annin & Company, the flagmaker founded in 1847, notes its production of diverse flags for schools nations and events, its role in historic missions, and near term orders tied to the 1980 Lake Placid and 1984 Los Angeles Games. The piece mentions yearly sales around 40 million dollars with Annin holding about 10 million. It also covers U.S. monetary moves on the dollar and discount rate impacts.
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N.J
Florida
International Agricultural Exchange Association
United States
Bangladesh
Annin & Company
North Pole
Moon
Annin
United Nations
Robert Peary
Lake Placid
N.Y
Los Angeles
Associated Press
U.S
Federal Reserve Board
Fatal shooting raises tension in coal strike
In Kentucky a retired coal miner was killed during a picket incident at Floyd County as a guard is jailed for murder. Union officials fear the death will heighten strike tensions while company officials dispute a link to the labor dispute. Separate violence in Boonville, Indiana damaged four coal trucks with $15,000 in damage but no arrests.
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Kentucky
National United Mine Workers
Mack Lewis
Prestonsburg
Diamond Coal Co
Floyd County
Walter Sims
Ralph Anderson
Sims
Anderson
Harold Stumbo
John Charles
Kenneth Brandenburgh
Lewis
Robert Carter
UMW District 30
Carter
Boonville
Ind
UMW
Dale Bland Trucking Co
Lebanon Will Not Allow Palestinians to Settle Permanently
President Elias Sarkis pledges Lebanon will not permit permanent Palestinian settlements on its soil as part of any peace plan. He cites Lebanon's sovereignty and voices concern over future Arab states hosting refugees.
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Elias Sarkis
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Yasir Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
Sarkis
Menahem Begin
West Bank
Jordan River
Gaza Strip
Anwar Sadat
Jerusalem
Begin
PLO
Arab League
Carter
Mideast
Salim el Hoss
Middle East
Mahmoud Labadi
Gaza
Warren County High tops Handley 72 57 in Northwestern District
Warren County High School defeated Handley 72 to 57 on Handley court in a Northwestern District basketball matchup. Clarke County and James Wood High Schools also dropped their league games as part of the same card.
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Warren County High School
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Clarke County
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