Miami Beach Strike Halfway Through Bargaining After 12 Days
Guests at eight Miami Beach hotels report poor service as Local 355 negotiates with the Southern Florida Hotel and Motel Association over a 12 day old walkout. Maids bellhops and wait staff seek 10 to 13 percent raises plus higher tips as the union pushes for higher wages at 35 inns.
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Mozer
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State Hospital Reaccredited Despite Recommended Improvements
Columbia AP State Hospital, South Carolina's largest mental health facility, has been reaccredited by the Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospitals. The commission noted the survey occurred last August and September and urged more hires in nursing, dietary, maintenance, and housekeeping.
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Lahaina
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James W. Jackson
Public Broadcasting System
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American Colony Charity Association
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Jackson
Dayton
Ohio
Darke County
Frances
South Carolina Educational Television Network
Solomon Elected First Black Chair Of Richland School Board
James L. Solomon won a special meeting vote to become the first Black chairman of Richland County District One School Board, defeating Sam E. McGregor, former chairman and Hopkins dairy farmer.
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James L. Solomon
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Hopkins
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Hoffmann to Slow Readmission of West Point Cadets
Army Secretary Martin Hoffmann will not allow early readmission of 151 West Point cadets implicated in the honor code scandal. He plans to maintain a yearlong suspension, delaying return until late June or July, and endorses most Borman Commission reforms on the honor system and penalties.
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Washington
Army
Martin R. Hoffmann
West Point
U.S. Military Academy
Frank
Borman
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Iowa Faces Worst Drought in 104 Years Across Midwest
Des Moines AP reports Iowa endures its driest period in 104 years as farmers haul water for livestock and fear small corn and hay crops if rains do not come. Cold, drought loom from the Great Plains to Ukraine raising concerns for 1977 wheat harvests and soil moisture.
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Des Moines, Iowa
Iowa
Blockton
Midwest
Russian Ukraine
U.S
Agriculture Department
American Great Plains
Plains
Kansas
Ukraine
USDA
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