UPS Teamsters Local Rejects Contract in Shrewsbury
Teamsters Local 170 voted against the UPS contract amid a broader strike in 15 states. Washington sources called the vote a fluke and expect overall contract approval as 18,000 UPS workers walk out. The Postal Service and small carriers struggled to absorb UPS loads during the Christmas period.
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Bernstein to Leave Post for McCarthy Era Book
Washington reporter Carl Bernstein announces resignation from The Washington Post to begin a book project about Washington during the McCarthy era. He says leaving the Post is hard after decades in newspapers and he wants to explore other kinds of journalism.
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City gains in urban air as rural fumes rise
Washington UPI Edward K DeLong reports the EPA finds major cities like New York and Los Angeles show cleaner air with 71 and 85 percent fewer people exposed to unhealthy conditions, while pollution from factories and smelters fouls rural air. Carbon monoxide declines about 5 percent yearly, but nitrogen dioxide and hydrocarbons weakly improve.
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Final hearings begin on N E offshore drilling
Providence report notes federal Interior panel holds last two days of hearings on offshore oil and gas lease sale for over a million acres off New England. Testimony from governors, fishermen, oil executives, and environmentalists covers impact, with 60 companies expected to bid and potential oil discoveries of billions of barrels.
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Levi blocks wiretap requests hampering counterintelligence
Senior intelligence officials say Attorney General Levi refused six wiretap requests in counterintelligence cases over the past year. They claim the taps target Americans or residents in contact with hostile foreign agents, hindering FBI CIA operations and national security efforts as debate over civil liberties versus security continues.
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