Greyhound Pickets Persist Amid Tentative Contract
In multiple cities strikers protested a tentative Greyhound contract while some union members doubt rank and file approval. Detroit saw 250 demonstrators at a terminal with hundreds applying for jobs as non-union drivers continued service. Police kept order as pickets persisted through Sunday amid calls to weigh the concessionary terms.
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Quirky Virginia Town Names From Ark To Zuni
A look at Virginia place names reveals a mine of odd and humorous monikers. From Goose Pimple Junction to Sunlight and Ordinary, many small crossroads and posts carry memorable labels, some echoing foreign cities and famous phrases while others remain puzzling or playful across rural counties.
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Voter Registration Cross Jurisdiction Draws Young Democrats
In Roanoke Virginia the Young Democrats debate boosting college voter registration and opposing beer drinking age hikes. About two dozen leaders outlined goals for the 1984 General Assembly emphasizing cross jurisdictional registration to involve students like a Virginia Tech attendee signing in Blacksburg and hometown registration.
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Dropouts Regret Leaving School In Survey Findings
A government survey shows 14 percent of 1980 high school sophomores dropped out, with most later regretting leaving. Over 27 percent of dropouts were unemployed or seeking different work, often in low skilled roles. The study notes socioeconomic, track type, and school type differences in dropout rates.
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National Center For Education Statistics
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