Reasonable Force Used To Clear Road At Hormel Plant
Police used reasonable force to break car windows and arrest eight people who blocked a road to the Hormel plant in Austin Minnesota where 1500 workers are on strike. Union leaders condemned the action as a tragedy while talks with company representatives resumed after an 82 hour opening session.
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Austin, Minn
Hormel
Interstate 90
National Guard
Geo. A. Hormel & Co
Austin
Jim Guyette
P-9
United Food and Commercial Workers Union
St. Paul
Rudy Perpich
Mower County
Wayne Goodnature
Goodnature
Officials Probe Soldier of Fortune Ad Link To Hit Man Case
In Arkansas authorities seek a tie between a Soldier of Fortune ad promising “Gun For Hire” and Michael Wayne Jackson a Linden Texas man charged in a love-triangle murder plot. Jackson faces conspiracy to commit capital murder and weapons counts.
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Little Rock
Ark
Nam
Soldier of Fortune Magazine
Texas
Arkansas
Michael Wayne Jackson
Linden
Washington County
Fayetteville
Soldier of Fortune
Mike
Jim Pate
Boulder
Colo
Jackson
Kim Smith
Tulsa
Larry Erwin Gray
Norman Douglas Norwood
Gray
Tulsa City
University of Arkansas
Norwood
Smith
Pate
Tavern cussing may be legalized in Washington
The Washington House approved a bill to bar the Liquor Control Board from banning profanity in taverns unless there is a clear danger of disorderly conduct. Rep. Art Wang sponsored the measure, which the chamber sent to the Senate for consideration.
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Olympia
Wash
Washington
House
Liquor Control Board
Art Wang
Senate
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