Pittsburgh Judge Asked To Halt Transit Strike
Pittsburgh faced a mass transit strike halting 440000 commuters as Allegheny County plans to seek an injunction from Judge Silvestri against the Amalgamated Transit Workers union. The walkout began Tuesday midnight, causing widespread disruption and sparking civic concern over shopping and school attendance.
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Cell Blame for Air Base Blast Claimed by Revolutionary Cells
A group calling itself Revolutionary Cells claimed responsibility for an explosion at an American air base officers club injuring one. A letter to UPI stated the act targets the base as a nodal point for U.S. military facilities in Europe Asia and Africa. One of three Americans hospitalized was released. arrest of Siegfried Hiraz, 31, linked to Baard er Meinhof urban guerrilla band, may connect to the blast as authorities note possible links to previous attacks.
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In God We Trust Coinage and Paper Money Adoption
The phrase In God We Trust first appeared on coins in 1864 and later was ordered to be printed on all U S paper money by Congress, marking a lasting change in currency.
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GM Recalls All 1976 Chevettes
GM calls back 178000 Chevrolet Chevette cars to inspect fuel tank cap fittings after a fault could allow improper sealing. No accidents have been reported. Owners will be notified to take vehicles to dealers for inspection. The recall covers the entire 1976 Chevette run.
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Winds Kill Two in South France Windstorm Tops 100 MPH
PARIS UPI a violent windstorm with gusts above 100 miles an hour killed two people and injured dozens in southern France. A strong gale swept three men into the sea near Marseille, two were recovered while one disappeared. In Limoges a chimney collapsed tearing open a roof killing a young woman. Also noted is 1805 Battle of Austerlitz reference.
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UPI
France
Teamsters Pay Full Benefits to UPS Strikers
Washington reports that Teamsters President Frank Fitzsimmons agreed to retroactively pay full strike benefits to about 18 000 UPS workers on strike since September 16. A dissident group led by PROD had demanded the increase, arguing the higher benefits were long overdue. The retroactive payment covers benefits from June 15, with the union facing a $66 million fund integrity concern and a court filing revealing the concession amid ongoing negotiations over the Parcel Service strike.
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