GM to Close Plants If Needed Under New Labor Pact
The Detroit Free Press reports a three year contract for 300000 UAW workers in 29 states includes 4.2 billion in income guarantees and lifts a ban on closing weak plants. Details pending until today after 41 hours of talks. The agreement follows tentative talks reached Monday with union officials printing terms soon.
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Philadelphia Orchestra Musicians Strike Forces Concert Cancellation
Philadelphia Orchestra musicians walk out after rejecting a three year contract offer. The strike halts the 91st opening concert as the union seeks pension, seniority, medical, and broadcast concessions. Wolfgang Sawallisch named music director designate for 1989 94 season.
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Man Questioned In Fire Kills Himself
Spokane authorities say Lester W. Stensgar was questioned about a forest fire in which a helicopter pilot died. He was found dead Friday on the Colville Reservation with a three mile orange ribbon trail to his body and had set two nearby small blazes. FBI said he was questioned and a grand jury presentation was planned.
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Thatcher proposes a 35 nation rights code for Europe
In Prague Thatcher urges a universal rights code for Europe and North America and calls for the EC to offer full membership to Czechoslovakia and other Eastern democracies after they adopt Western economies. She addresses the first democratically elected Czech legislature in five decades and cites a Europe spanning democracy as security. She also apologizes for Britain’s 1938 Munich Treaty.
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Souter Wins Thumbs Up From Committee On Supreme Court Bid
Senate Judiciary panel signals strong support for Judge David Souter for the Supreme Court seat. Biden calls his appearance a tour de force while Souter refuses to reveal votes on abortion, stressing openness to the Roe v. Wade decision. Kennedy warns of weighing discrimination issues, as panel members praise breadth of constitutional knowledge.
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Bases in the Philippines Face Rolloff as U S Girds for Exit
United States signals a phased end to its largest bases in the Philippines with talks continuing on Clark Air Base Subic Bay and four smaller installations. Officials suggest a possible end date by century's end though timelines remain unsettled amid protests and regional adjustments.
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Columbia Launch Scrubbed After Leak Delays Space Mission
NASA halted the Columbia launch after a hydrogen leak during fueling, delaying a 10 day mission with the Astro Observatory. The setback ends hopes for a rapid flight cadence as Discovery’s next window remains months away amid the Hubble telescope concerns.
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Study Recommends Closer Look At Other Cancer Treatments
Federal researchers call for an open minded review of unconventional cancer therapies that show potential. The Office of Technology Assessment reports these methods lack rigorous scientific review while affecting thousands of patients seeking supplements to conventional care. Officials cite need for systematic study by responsible agencies.
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Former autoworker claims share of Florida lottery prize
A 58 year old body repairman Richard J. Piasecki and Kathy Smith of Longwood are among the first winners to verify their tickets in Florida’s 106.5 million jackpot. Each winner receives about 17.75 million before taxes over 20 years. The remaining four tickets remain unclaimed as the group’s complex trust and family sharing plans unfold.
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