Rail Strike Shows Efficiency Amid Disrupted Lines
AP Business Analyst Joy Cunniff explains the brief rail strike idled and reactivated 222600 miles of track 8 million freight cars and 21277 passenger cars over 3 million square miles. Despite chaos some management labor and government action reduced incidents and preserved perishables and passenger service with swift reactivation plans.
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Joy Cunniff
New York
Mooi
Lve
Railrad
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hollywood Reporter Chief Attractive For Publisher
AP profile of Tichi Wilkerson Stiles, longtime publisher of the Hollywood Reporter. Once expected to sell the paper, she navigated leadership after Billy Wilkerson’s death, fending off critics, hiring and firing as needed, and lifting circulation from 9,000 to over 30,000 with rising revenues. She seeks expansion while keeping the title’s Hollywood trade prestige.
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Bob Thomas
Hollywood
Tichi Wilkerson Stiles
Brunene
Hollywood Reporter
Ang
Tichi
Los Angeles
Mexico
Willie
Cindy
Sunset Boulevard
Billy
William Miles
Urban Planning stamp design shown in Washington meeting
A five cent stamp featuring urban planning design will be issued in Washington, D.C., on October 2 during a conference of urban experts on city life in 2017. The vertical stamp image shows a bird's eye view of a planned city with a white, black and light blue city area and a dark blue surrounding.
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Washington, D. C
New York Requires Exhaust Systems for 198 and Later Cars
New York Health Commissioner Hollis S Ingraham announced that all 198 and later model automobiles sold in New York must be equipped with exhaust systems designed to cut air pollution.
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Albany, N.Y
New York
Hollis S. Ingraham
NSA Seeks Funds to Buy Headquarters Amid CIA Tensions
National Student Association faces funding clash over its New York City headquarters dealings with the Independence Foundation and other foundations. NSA president W Eugene Groves says they want a mortgageable asset and deny CIA ties while noting grants from government sources fund their $1.3 million budget, with rent and foundation bills under dispute.
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Washington
National Student Association
Cental Inteligence
CIA
NSA
Hkel
Independence Foundation of
Boston
CSA
W. Eugene Groves
CLA
Groves
Independence Foundation
Foundation
Educational Travel, Inc
New York
Miniskirts Clash With Moscow Moral Standards
A report from Moscow details a wave of ultra short miniskirts among Western and some Soviet tourists at the International Film Festival. Incidents include a Western woman attacked in Gorky Park by a babushka trying to pull down her hem. Russian wives and old women react with disapproval while some younger locals and visitors from Poland and Czechoslovakia adopt the style.
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Moscow
Glassboro
Gorky Park
West
Poland
Czechoslovakia
She Made Robber Wait at St Louis Bank
Irene Fleming faced a gun at the walk in window as a robber demanded cash in a brown bag. She chose to help two other customers first then pressed an alarm triggering a camera, prompting the gunman and four companions to flee.
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St, Louis, Mo
Irene Fleming
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