Talks Deadlocked Takeover Strategy Discussed
In Geneva black and white Rhodesian leaders remain deadlocked as regional presidents from Tanzania Zambia Mozambique and Angola meet in Dar es Salaam to map a strategy for a black takeover in Rhodesia The frontline bloc includes Botswana whose leader was absent due to heart trouble The talks focus on issues around the Rhodesian raid into Mozambique and possible military countermoves while Geneva delegates condemn the raid and adjourn without a new session
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Geneva
Switzerland
Tanzania
Rhodesia
Zambia
Mozambique
Angola
Dar Es Salaam
Seretse Khama
Botswana
Johannesburg
Julius Nyerere
Ian Smith
Salisbury
UAW Reaches Chrysler Pact as GM Talks Begin
The United Auto Workers announce a three year contract with Chrysler covering 109000 U.S. and Canadian production workers just before a Friday strike deadline and say they will decide early next week on a GM strike deadline.
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Detroit
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
General Motors
U.S
Chrysler
UAW
Leonard Woodcock
Douglas Fraser
Ford Motor Co
Moslems and Christians clash as Beirut battles flare
In Beirut both sides exchanged rocket and mortar fire amid a collapsing truce. Syria warned of a possible 30 000 man strike force to enforce the Arab League plan and force an end to the fighting. Civilians shelter as killings and abductions mount in the 18 month civil war.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Arab League
House Majority Whip Acknowledges Gifts
Washington Star reports Rep John McFall acknowledged receiving $3000 in cash in 1974 from South Korean figure Tongsun Park as part of an influence probe. McFall said the money was used for district and office expenses and not a bribe, calling the gifts to build Park’s prestige. He also accepted a wristwatch from a visiting South Korean legislator.
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Park
Washington
Manteca
Calif
Raymond F. Barnes
Congressional
California
U.S
South Korea
Capitol Hill
United States
Dong Jo Kim
Marsh to Head Transition Team for Carter Presidency
President Ford names John C. Marsh Jr. as liaison to President-elect Jimmy Carter. Other transition aides include James E. Connor and Michael Raoul-Duval. They met with Atlanta lawyer Jack H. Watson Jr. who leads Carter transition efforts and expects a smooth power transfer.
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John C. Marsh, Jr
Gerald Ford
Jimmy Carter
James E. Connor
White House
Michael Raoul-Duval
Jack H. Watson, Jr
Atlanta
Carter heads to island retreat for working vacation
President-elect Jimmy Carter will use an Air Force 707 from Albany to Glynco NAS then to St Simon's Island Georgia for a working vacation with Rosalynn and their sons. He plans to study documents on administration planning while staying largely out of public view.
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Gerald Ford
Carter
Musgrove Plantation
St. Simon's Island
Georgia
Washington
Ford
Rosalynn Carter
Smith Bagley
R. J. Reynolds
Bagley
Plains
South Carolina
North Florida
Secret Service
Amy
Jody Powell
St. Simon's
White House
Powell
Teenagers drawn into Northern Ireland gun conflict rising
Belfast reports show more teens among murder suspects in Northern Ireland as Protestant and Catholic extremists recruit from slums. Police say 20 of 96 murder defendants were 18 or younger in ten months, including several 14 to 16 year olds amid IRA guerrilla activity and sectarian violence. Open House at The Pines, Sunday 2 5.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
Royal Ulster Constabulary
Provisional
Irish Republican Army
IRA
Britain
Ulster
Virginia Unemployment Rate Drops to 5 Percent
The Virginia unemployment rate falls to 5.0 percent mid October from 5.2 percent due to fall harvests and construction. Unemployed residents total 114,800, the lowest since November 1974, with Richmond at 3.6 percent and Norfolk area down to 5.7 percent.
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Richmond
Virginia
Virginia Employment Commission
William F. Mezger
WEC
Mezger
Norfolk-Virginia Beach
Portsmouth
Roanoke
Newport News- Hampton
Court Asked to Block Gas Hike
The Federal Power Commission approved new natural gas price increases estimated to cost consumers 1.5 to 1.8 billion dollars yearly and raise the average residential bill by 15 to 18 dollars. Energy Action plans to seek a federal appeals court order to block the rate hikes before they take effect.
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Washington
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Commission
FPC
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App Court
Energy Action
U.S. Court of Appeals
Drowning of Frederick County Girl Investigated as Accident
Officials reconstruct events surrounding a Frederick County girl's drowning which is being considered accidental. The notice appears in an Inside Today's Star church section listing Sunday service schedules on page 14.
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Eee
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House
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Transition Books
Killer Kids
Ireland
the Pines
Louisiana
Abby
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