Right to strike bill stalled amid public anger at walkouts
In Washington AP reports sponsors of legislation to allow government worker strikes expect years before approval due to public unhappiness with police garbagemen and teachers on strike. House leaders doubt passage this year as subcommittees weigh rights for postal workers and state and local employees.
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Charles H. Wilson
D-Calif
House Postal Subcommittee
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Frank Thompson Jr
D-N.j
House Labor
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Pentagon Finds Missing Weapons At 1971 74 Bases
A Pentagon study says enough weapons ammunition and explosives vanished from U S military bases worldwide between 1971 and 1974 to outfit about 8000 men. The report also suggests that the outlawed Provisional Irish Republican Army and other terrorists may have obtained some of the stolen materials.
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Irish Republican Army
Hoffa disappearance sparks grand jury probe in Detroit
A federal grand jury in Detroit opens hearings into the July 30 disappearance of former Teamsters leader Jimmy Hoffa. U.S. Attorney Ralph Guy aims to hear testimony from more than 70 subpoenaed witnesses as the panel focuses on inquiry rather than immediate indictments. FBI seeks to preserve an auto believed to contain Hoffa clues.
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Israel Egypt Sinai pact faces test in Knesset
The new Israeli Egyptian agreement for a second Sinai withdrawal heads to the Knesset for a vote amid expectations of narrow approval. The Ford administration campaigns in Congress to authorize about 200 American personnel at surveillance stations, warning of turmoil if blocked. President Ford and Kissinger seek congressional approval as Rabin and Sadat tout the pact as a turning point toward Middle East peace.
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Bemidji Survey Finds 20 Percent Homes Substandard
A summer survey of 3,286 Bemidji homes shows 678 substandard, 2,487 standard, and 121 dilapidated. It identifies problem areas and urges joint action by the City Council and HRDA to pursue housing programs and funding.
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Bemidji City Council Sets 7:30 Regular Meeting Tonight
Bemidji City Council will hold a public hearing on extending sanitary sewers along Highway 2 West and adjacent areas. It will review six recommendations from the city planning commission and consider minutes from the street sewer and water committee, the parking committee, the park and recreation committee, and the wage and salary committee.
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Labor Day weekend accidents claim 16 lives in Minnesota
A Labor Day weekend in Minnesota saw 16 deaths from airplane crashes, traffic incidents, and a tornado, with four more Minnesotans killed out of state. Notable crashes include two planes in different regions, plus deaths from a kite accident in Tennessee and a car crash in Oregon.
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Nation's coal miners return to work in scattered regions
The general back-to-work movement spreads as most western Pennsylvania Illinois Indiana Virginia and northern West Virginia miners return. Southern West Virginia mines largely stay closed amid continued walkout with 30 000 idled in the region. Courts hinge on a 500 000 contempt fine while railroads suffer daily losses from reduced coal shipments.
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Coup attempt in Ecuador fails. curfew and arrests follow
In Quito, Gen Raul Gonzalez Alvear failed to rally support as army navy and air force stayed loyal to President Guillermo Rodriguez Lara. Gonzalez surrendered after 12 hours of fighting near the presidential palace amid a dusk to dawn curfew in Quito and Guayaquil. Unrest left about 80 officers under arrest with reports of casualties and civilians in hiding.
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