Denver Stranded Travelers Persist Amid Snowbound Standstill
Thousands of travelers remained stranded at Denver International as a blizzard halted all flights Wednesday and kept the airport closed through Friday noon. About 4,700 stranded, 5,000 travelers waited in lines and bedding was scarce while officials urged departures and hotel costs rose.
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Dear Abby." Two Fathers and a Naked Dog Dilemma
A long separated daughter asks whether to cash a birthday check from her absent father and seek an apology before reconnecting. Abby urges honest self review of anger and abandonment, notes possible reasons for past distance, and advises listening to the father’s explanations. Separately, a reader asks about nudity in front of a dog. Abby says dogs are not humans and the wife’s concern may reflect jealousy.
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Va Rep vows not to retract anti Muslim letter
Virginia congressman Virgil Goode said he will not retract his letter to constituents warning that tighter immigration could bring many more Muslims into office. Goode defended his stance at a press conference, saying Ellison’s Quran use during swearing in prompted the dispute.
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UMW to vote on new five year pact in coal industry
FAIRMONT AP Members of the United Mine Workers were to vote on a five year contract with the Bituminous Coal Operators Association. The tentative pact would raise pay by four dollars an hour over five years and improve retiree pensions health insurance and other benefits. Active miners would receive a $1000 bonus in January. About 16 000 union members nationwide were to vote on the deal covering workers at unionized subsidiaries of Consol Energy. If ratified it would take effect January 1. The UMW once had over 700 000 members but waning dues have reduced its influence. Union officials say the agreement could set the standard for future industry contracts as they continue negotiations with other coal companies.
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