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Miners
to delay
election
6 months
CINCINNATI (AP)—Uni
ted Mine Workers rejected the
counsel of their president Ar
nold Miller and voted yester
day to push the date for their
presidential election back six
months.
Miller relinquished control
of the convention and went to
the floor as a delegate to urge
that the 1,800-delegate con
vention send back a resolution
which called for the election to
be switched to June 1977.
The resolution passed after
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a heated debate and two votes
on the question.
The election had been
scheduled for November 1977,
only a month before the ex
piration of the current UMW
contract and during the peak
of the negotiating period.
Miller, in the midst of a
power struggle within the
union, urged that the election
be moved up even further to
February.
After Miller spoke, the con
vention’s emotions were fur
ther aroused over the
president’s decision to turn
the gavel over to secretary
treasurer Harry Patrick.
Many delegates angrily
demanded that cantrol be
given to Mike Trbovich, the
union vice president.
Trbovich declined to
assume control.
The delegates earlier in the
day approved an amended
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version of the health and
safety report.
■Among resolutions con
tained in the report was one
that the use of asbestos be
eliminated from the coal
mining industry and another
to staff each underground with
a mine rescue team staffed by
UMW coal miners. At least
one member of the rescue
team would be a qualified
emergancy medical
technician.
Clarification
Three additional residence
halls closed their doors to
canvassing this year. Hoyt,
Stephens and Beaver Halls
voted to prohibit canvassing.
In a revote, Nittany buildings
23, 24 and 33 prohibited
canvassing, and Simmons,
Ritner and Mifflin Halls voted
to allow canvassing. Nittany
unit 43 voted to permit can
vassing by residents only.
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Schorr resigns from CBS news
NEW YORK (UPl)—Vet
eran Washington correspon
dent Daniel Schorr resigned
from CBS News yesterday,
citing the “polarizing effects”
created within the network
by the controversy over his
leak of a secret congressional
report on the CIA.
Schorr, who became in
volved in a confrontation with
the House Ethics Committee
over the right of a newsman to
protect his sources, submitted
his resignation in a letter to
CBS News President Richard
Salant.
Salant accepted the
resignation with “sadness.”
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the Village Voice, a New York
weekly newspaper.
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over charges by some CBS
colleagues that Schorr
initially tried to pin the leak of
the report on CBS colleague
Lesley Stahl. Schorr denied it.
Schorr was suspended by
CBS seven months ago, when
his hand in the leak was
discovered. In resigning, he
said that, “aware of the
polarizing effects within CBS
news of the controversy, in
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if reinstated.”
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of tension within an
organization whose future suc
cess I still care about,” he
said.
The newsman said he had
“great regrets” over leaving
CBS after 23 years as staff
correspondent but added he
was convinced “that' no alter
native remains for me under
all the circumstances.”
He applauded the network's
assumption of the legal costs
of his fight to protect his sour
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Schorr told" UPI by
telephone his resignation was
“amicable:" He said he plan
ned to lecture and work on a
and also had a
possibility of a parttime
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American university.”
In a letter of reply, Salant
accepted Schorr’s resignation
with “sadness” and said his
Recall appeal set today
PHILADELPHIA (UPI)— The recall question already
The state Supreme Court is listed on the ballot and.if
opens a hearing today on ap- would take a court order to
peals aimed at blocking remove it. The state high
a recall election Nov. 2 that court will consider appeals
could topple Mayor Frank Riz- from a ruling by Common
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outcome of presidential voting Savitt, who declared a recall
in Pennsylvania. referendum petition valid.
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