Bus negotiations resume between Greyhound and union
In Phoenix Arizona the Amalga mated Transit Union and Greyhound Lines restart talks after a Thanksgiving recess. Union officials planned to refine contract language and demands for the resumption of negotiations. Don Rhodes vice president and Owen Jones council president worked over the holiday on the bargaining position.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Amalgamated Transit Union
Greyhound Lines
Don Rhodes
Afl-Cio
Greyhound
Owen Jones
New Snowfall Closes Roads From Rockies To Midwest
New snow fell from the Rockies to the Midwest causing some flooding in Oregon as melting snow streams. Heavy snow watched in Wyoming and western Montana. Travelers advisories in Idaho Washington South Dakota Minnesota Iowa Missouri Wisconsin Illinois Indiana Michigan. A fatal two car crash near Amarillo linked to snow in Minnesota. Nebraska flurries and Illinois expects 1 to 4 inches.
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Rockies
Midwest
Oregon
Wyoming
Idaho
Washington State
South Dakota
Minnesota
Iowa
Missouri
Wisconsin
Illinois
Indiana
Michigan
Ohio
New York
Pennsylvania
David Lynn Cannedy
Amarillo
Texas
Nebraska
Dockworkers to Vote on Three-Year ILA Contract
The 50,000 member International Longshoremen's Association plans to vote on a proposed three-year contract starting Monday, with balloting at 7 a.m. across 34 Atlantic and Gulf ports. Local issues in Baltimore Philadelphia and Mobile will be discussed today as voting may span several days.
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New York
International Longshoremen's Association
Thomas W. Gleason
Atlantic
Gulf of Mexico
Baltimore
Philadelphia
Mobile
Percy seeks FDA ban on liquid protein products
Senator Charles Percy urges the FDA to prohibit liquid protein diet aids. The agency cautions of potential lengthy legal battles if it moves to ban them and plans to propose a regulation declaring these products unsafe and removing them from the market.
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Washington
Charles Percy
R-Ill
Food and Drug Administration
Percy
FDA
Salley Chitlin Strut Draws 26,000 Ahead of Weekend Cool Front
Aiken County foresees cold night with a low in the 30s and highs in the 50s over the weekend. About 26,000 people attend Salley's annual Chitlin Strut as dry weather persists with virtually no rain.
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Aiken County
Salley
Dolly Parton Guest at Aiken Young Life Event
Dolly Parton attended a local Young Life gathering in Aiken amid playful chatter about attendees dressing as famous people. Donna Harmon, known as Dolly’s biggest fan, was noted missing by Connie Shimp who joked about the moment.
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Dolly Parton
Aiken
Donna Harmon
Dolly
Wagener Sailey Booster Club and Scout Concession Event
A brief notice describes a Wagener Sailey High School booster club event and Boy Scout Troop 403 concession setup with timing around 5 am and 9:30 pm. The fragment mentions Sailey and community groups organizing a sale or fundraiser at the school.
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Gare
Foo ‘of
Sailey
Wagener-Sailey High School
Boy Scout Troop
Rhodesia Leaders Hail Smith One Man One Vote Move
Moderate black nationalists back Prime Minister Smith’s plan for one man one vote elections in Rhodesia. He says internal agreement between white minority government and moderates could end the five year guerrilla war, urging guerrillas to come home and join talks on a majority rule constitution.
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Associated Press
Salisbury
Rhodesia
Eens Smith
Wiependam
Smith
Jeremiah Chirau
Black Zimbabwe United Peoples Organization
Chirau
Blessing of the Hounds Opens Aiken Fox Hunt Season
In Hitchcock Woods the annual blessing of the hounds was led by The Rt. Rev. Msgr. George Lewis Smith. The Aiken Drag Hunt opened the season with a drag line hunt lasting under an hour as hounds and riders followed a meat-dragged course to Rabbit Valley for a post-hunt repast.
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Hitchcock Woods
George Lewis Smith
United States
Europe
Rabbit Valley
Dorn Urges Use or Lose Freedom On Thanksgiving Day
Former Congressman W J Bryan Dorn urged Aiken residents at South Aiken Presbyterian Church to exercise constitutional freedoms or risk losing them. He highlighted assembly and press rights, property ownership, and free enterprise, contrasting U S gains with the Soviet Union and tracing roots to 1620.
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W. J. Bryan Dorn
South Aiken Presbyterian Church
Aiken
Dorn
U. S. Congress
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Jaycees Seek Funds For Needy Family On Public Aid
The Jaycees appeal for support for Mrs B and her four children ages nine to eleven plus her mother and brother living on 180 dollars monthly. The father left in June and the mother’s heart trouble prevents work. Grandmother is ill and one child cares for her. the home lacks electricity.
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