AT T Talks Resume But Headway Nil
Washington AP negotiators from three unions and AT T resumed talks for the first time since the nationwide strike began on August 6. A company spokesman called it progress yet warned there is a long way to go as issues remain open and no immediate agreement is expected today.
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Washington
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Duayne Trecker
Communications Workers of America
Trecker
Aie
Charles Dynes
At&t
Morton Bahr
CWA
Dynes
French Paratroopers Bolster Outposts In Chad Route
French paratroopers were ordered to two more eastern Chad outposts at Biltine and Arada. The move strengthens Habre’s forces on Libyan invasion routes to N'Djamena. Paris says troops act as instructors and will not wage offensives unless attacked. Habre offered to negotiate Libyan withdrawal but rejected conditions.
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Chad
N'Djamena
Hissene Habre
Habre
Goukouni Oueddei
French Defense Ministry
Paris
Biltine
Arada
Oum Chalouba
Abeche
N’djamena
Salal
Faya-Largeau
Goukouni
Khadafy
Libya
Industrial Output Posts Another Gain
Industrial production rose 1.8 percent in July led by autos and steel, marking the eighth straight gain since the recession. Housing construction slipped 0.6 percent after a peak, while unemployment rates continued to fall in 28 states.
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Washington
Federal Reserve Board
Donald Straszheim
Whartonics
Erry Jasinowski
National Association of Manufacturers
Straszheim
Fed
Robert Ortner
Commerce Department
Ion
Jasinowski
U S Confirms Army Helped Barbie Flee
The United States admitted Army intelligence officers aided Gestapo chief Klaus Barbie to flee to Bolivia after World War II to avoid war crime prosecutions. A Justice Department report accused Army Counter Intelligence Corps officials of interfering with justice by recruiting Barbie as an anti communist spy and concealing his location from French prosecutors. Barbie, the Lyon Gestapo chief, awaits trial in France for torture and mass murder.
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Washington
United States
Army
Klaus Barbie
Bolivia
Oguedat
France
Barbie
Lyon
Justice Department
Army Counter Intelligence Corps
State Department
Tion
Germany
Gestapo
California
Larry Speakes
Reagan
White House
Pentagon
Allan A. Ryan Jr
U.S. High Commission
Ryan
U.S
Special Session Begins Today in Charleston West Virginia
Senate President Warren McGraw and Speaker Clyde See predict a two day or less special session resuming Wednesday in Charleston. Lawmakers aim to finish after approving 21 million for a public works jobs program and may fund a tax audit of out of state taxpayers. Federal retraining aid is available for unemployed workers through community colleges and vocational schools.
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Charleston
W.va
Senate
Warren R. McGraw
Wyoming
Clyde M. See Jr
Hardy
West
Jay Rockefeller
Inside Virginian Manor dedication Saturday
Sage wins pistol match. Lawyer says no intimidation. Jobless rate down in state. Victim coping with loss of leg. Pages 15 26 7 20 3 indicate brief items across sections.
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Virginian Manor
Sage
Region 1 to Eye Warrants before Region One Board
The Region 1 Planning and Development Council meets Thursday to discuss emergency federal search warrants served at four area offices last weekend. Board member Joe Walker declined further comment, noting he has not conferred with other directors or Executive Director Mike Jacobs. Warrants targeted Region One headquarters in Princeton and three subarea offices amid probe of an alleged kickback fraud scheme in loan and grant handling linked to HUD funds.
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Daily Telegraph
Region 1 Planning and Development Council Board of Directors
Joe Walker
Walker
Mike Jacobs
Region One
Princeton
Subarea
U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development
HUD
Region I
West Virginia
U.S
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