Teamsters Move To Organize State Employees
The Teamsters union announced action Friday to organize blue collar state workers, with coverage on page 5A.
06 Dec 1980
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1980
Page
1
The Teamsters union announced action Friday to organize blue collar state workers, with coverage on page 5A.
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East Germany states authorities see a possible Soviet backed invasion of Poland within four weeks if Warsaw fails to restore control. Officials say a total breakdown of authority could occur unless Poland acts offensively and restore mastery, while stressing the strategic transit role of Poland for the Soviet bloc.
Four American women including three nuns and a social worker were killed in El Salvador in what officials call a premeditated murder by right wing forces. U S aid was suspended until human rights questions are clarified as a special mission led by William Rogers is sent to investigate the killings. The church described the deaths as kidnapping and torture with possible rape.
Washington liberals claim a commitment from Senate leader Byrd to stay in session to pass the fair housing bill after a five day filibuster. A showdown is set for Tuesday with the measure facing procedural hurdles and a required 60 vote threshold to survive.
Washington AP report shows death rates for Americans aged 15 to 29 worse now than 20 years ago with alcohol and drugs tied to driving tolls. Surgeon General Julius Richmond cites violence and substance abuse as major youth health problems and calls for community action to cut deaths 20 percent by 1990.
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