Bulletin Faces Possible Final Edition Amid Union Talks
Philadelphia based Bulletin, once the nation's largest evening paper, faces possible final edition as eight unions are asked to accept wage cuts and concessions totaling 4.9 million dollars annually. Talks resumed after an all night session with federal mediator Robert L. Kyler. Teamster Local 628 broke off, calling the move extremely serious and saying they will not return without Kyler's call.
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Siamese twins share liver and gut in San Diego case
Doctors studying X rays of twins A and B who share a liver and part of the small intestine report uncertainty about how much their hearts are joined. The girls, born full term to a 29 year old San Diego woman, remain in serious to critical condition in intensive care.
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UPI
Vincent Bond
Children’s Hospital
Grossmont Hospital
la Mesa
Oil ministers meet in Geneva to chart OPEC strategy
Kuwaiti sources say six oil ministers including Kuwait, Algeria, Iraq, Iran and Venezuela will gather in Geneva to prepare for the OPEC conference. Saudi Arabia's Sheik Ahmed Zaki Yamani will chair the pre meeting, signaling a push for a unified price and production policy.
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Charles and Diana Return From Mediterranean Cruise
Prince Charles and Princess Diana land at Lossiemouth after a two week Mediterranean voyage ending in Egypt. They arrive at 4:25 p.m. local time five minutes early, marking the end of their honeymoon period.
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Scotland
Prince Charles
Diana
Egypt
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Army to add two active divisions and two National Guard units
General Meyer outlined plans to add two active divisions and two National Guard divisions by the end of a five year Pentagon program. A light high tech division and an air assault style unit modeled on the 101st would join existing forces to improve maneuverability for global deployment.
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Edward C. Meyer
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101St Airborne
Defense
Caspar Weinberger
Vietnam
Soviet Union
Europe
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Nine officers injured in Liverpool riot clashes
In Liverpool England nine police officers were injured during Saturday clashes with marchers protesting alleged police brutality tied to the July riots. Two officers were stabbed and one remained in serious condition, a police spokesman said.
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England
UPI
Ready for plunge With feet tied and hands cuffed
Alan Jones known as Captain America prepares for a 10 mile ocean crossing between Washington's Olympic Peninsula and Vancouver Island this Saturday. The 34 year old fitness buff coats his body with Vaseline and mink oil for insulation in 48 degree water and says killer whales seen recently in the area cause only mild concern.
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Williams' Lawyer Claims Killer Still Loosely At Large
Atlanta attorney Mary Welcome says the true killer remains at large as Wayne Williams faces arraignment on two murders. She asserts Williams will plead not guilty and that one or two other suspects are responsible for the 28 slayings, noting ongoing missing children cases and limited information from authorities. Cater’s body was found May 24 in the Chattahoochee River.
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