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The spirit of our country is Carter told the gathering that AFIn WASHINGTON (UPf) - President still intact.” CIO Resident & orge Meany had; Carter, who began his vacation Carter praised the labor movement telephoned him to say that he would; travels with a warning that the na for being in the forefront of the civil be unable to attend because, he had; iHanrlipalPr tion is having a "crisis of con rights struggle and social progress, “a slight virus attack.” i fidence,” is back at the White House and said: He called Meany a "fine man,” and; with an upbeat report: “The spirit of "We have got a great country, and requested a round of applause for th^. Cloudy Todayr- our country is still intact.” part of that greatness has been that ailing-labor leader. | Carter, who apparently picked up a every time we have been tested in Speaking of Meany, Carter said< Rain Tonight cold on his trip home to Plains, Ga., the past we have been drawn closer "he was hind of reading me my Details on Page 2 looked tired when he hosted a picnic together. And I can say the working report card on the telephone.” Thenf for 1,200 labor leaders and their people of our country, Uie labor as the laughter died down, he adde<^ families Monday night on the gaily movement, the trade unions, have with a broad grin his frequent critic always been in the forefront when had said “if I wouldn’t tell what was lEuTnin^ decorated South Lawn. lim li there was a dynamic struggle to on it, he wouldn’t tell either.” < Titovs Law But he was in good spirits as he and Vol. XCVIII, No. 285 — Manchester, Conn., Wednesday, September 5, 1979 > A Family NEWSpaper Since 1681 » 20$ Single Copy • 154 Home Delivered his wife Rosalynn mingled with his make our nation greater in time of ’The president also referred to hid HAVANA (UPI) - Yugoslav guests and later spoke from an out peace, especially in time of war.” much publicized encounter with g President Josip Broz Tito “laid door stage. He thanked the labor organizations rabbit while canoeing in Georgia las^ down the law” to the non-aligned "We have had a good vacation,” he for endorsing the arms limitation April. "Rosalynn and I just cams nations movement he helped said. "We have been down the treaty — SALT II — and prompted back from Georgia,” he said. “Wd found in 1961, telling 53 world Mississippi River. We had a few days cheering applause when he said, "We escaped from all the killer rabbits leaders to reject Cuban attempts Hurricane Loses Its Punch at Camp David. We went down to also n e^ a national health insurance down there.” to tilt the group toward Moscow. program.” Carter has his work cut out for him Tito's speech Tuesday to the Atlanta, to Tampa, to Plains. And CbLUMBIA, S.C. (UPI) - Once- lost its punch in the South Carolina land during the night and early today everywhere I went my confidence in In giving his rundown on the record over the next several weeks. Od Sixth Conference of Non-Aligned Service but gale warnings were in the storm. of his presidency, Carter said "I Wednsday, he will huddle with, Nations - a body that represents mighty Hurricane David, a 150-mph midlands today and was downgraded lost its hurricane status with 60-70 effect along the coast from Savannah this nation was strengthened. killer that claimed more than 1,000 The 90-mph winds that accom thank God that in the last two and a Democratic congressional leaders tq; more than half of mankind - and to a tropical storm. mph winds, mainly in squalls along to Chincoteague, Va. "I beean to see more and more lives and caused more than $1 billion After barreling ashore near Savan panied David onto the beach at Tybee half years we have not had a single discuss a legisiative timetable for anti-Egypt speeches by gun-toting the coast. At 6 a.m. ED’T, David was located clearly that ray basic belief in the damage in a rampage through the nah, Ga., with 90-mph winds Island, 18 miles east of Savannah, American lose his or her life livcom- jbelremaindef of the session, par^ PLO chief Yasser Arafat and the All hurricane warnings were near latitude 34.1 north, longitude strength of our country is well Caribbean and up the Atlantic Coast, Tuesday, the storm weakened over lowered by the National Weather hurled trees through the air like justified — not only our military and bat anywhere in the world. And I ticuiarly to get action on his energy presidents of Syria and Iraq 80.5 west, or about 25 miles east matchsticks, according to Jack Acuff economic strength and political would like to go out of office dfter I program. clearly drew the summit’s battle northeast of Columbia. It was of radio station WSGA. have served as president with that lines. moving toward the north-northeast Acuff said one 30-foot tree hurtled Without once mentioning Cuba at 10 mph and was expected to con through the air over his station, "the or President g'idel Castro by tinue on that course during the day. most fantastic thing 1 ever saw.” name, Tito rejected Cuba's con Two storm-related deaths were Centuries-old oak trees in the city’s Labor Day Auto Talks tention that the Soviet bloc is a reported during the storm’s trek up historic section also were toppled by 5 natural friend of the non-aligned the Florida coast and into Georgia the winds. because it has always helped un and South Carolina — a surfer Most of the people were gone Labor Day Picnic derdeveloped and oppressed drowned at Fort Lauderdale, Fla., except for two soldiers who Produce Little Progress nations. Monday and a youth died in a car remained at their lighthouse post, President Carter sits on the White House Monday. The president returned earlier in wreck on a water-logged street in keeping the beacon flashing. Charleston, S.C., Tuesday night. South Lawn, as he listened to entertainment the day from a trip to Plains, Ga. (UPI DETROIT (UPI) — Bargainers for a strike. bargaining since the UAW named Next Target At nearby Hilton Head Island. S.C., photo) GM as its strike target in this round Damages in Florida were es another ocean-front playground, a at a picnic honoring labor in Washington, General Motors Corp. and the United "Things are cordial,” said UAW timated at more than $50 rnillion. Auto Workers Union labored through President Douglas Fraser, adding, of negotiations. A strike at GM is LAS VEGAS, Nev. (UPI) - The motel security guard said waves possible if no settlement is reached operator of entertainment centers In Georgia, the storm swept over were topping the dunes and pushing the Labor Day weekend but made lit “You can’t ratify a cordiality.” virtually abandoned beaches on the tle progress on resolving vital non The subcommittees, picked from by the contract expiration date. in three New England states says water within 5 feet of the motel the next target for legalized state’s barrier islands Tuesday after swimming pool. Prison Guards To Protest economic issues. both bargaining teams, have been noon, bowling over trees and power "There has been no movement,” assi^ ed specific issues ranging from casino-style gambling is He said there were some broken Jaycees Orientation Massachusetts. lines and leaving some communities windows, but no reports of injuries. UAW Vice President Irving pelinsions to parts warehouse con without lights. Bluestone, the union’s chief negotiator Trstracts. Although they are less flashy MANCHESTER—The Manchester Mario Ciroli, president of In Charleston, the storm surge sent If Inmates Demands Met Jaycees will sponsor an orientatiop Civil Defense officials said some at GM, said Monday. “So far, nothing than money demands, Bluestone said Chateau DeVille Co., and political water crashing over the battery, a for prospective members Thursday 21,300 persons sought refuge in 106 has been happening at the subcom the noneconomic issues often are of consultant Sanford Weiner of San long seawall where in 1861, citizens TAUNTON, Mass. (UPI) — Guards at Walpole state of negotiating to get Block 10 policy in such a way that it at 8 p.m. in the Blarney Room of the shelters in the eastern half of South mittee level.” equal importance. Francisco were in Las Vegas this watched the firing on Fort Sumter in prison will protest if Correction officials give in to offers security for personnel and inmates in Block 10,” Pumpernickel Pub, 432 Oakland St. Carolina Tuesday night in advance of Anxious to reach agreements on week meeting with casino owners. Charleston Harbor. demands of inmates on a hunger strike in Cell Block 10 of McLaughin said. "The issues that -relate to non The Jaycees is a civic organiza dozens of technical issues before the Ciroli said he was not seeking the maximum security facility, the president of the “As far as I’m concerned, there’s nothing the union is economics are very important to tion of men between the ages of 18 approaching contract deadline forces financing and did not intend to guards' union says.