Postal Coast Wildcatting Tests Tentative Union Pact
New Jersey New York and California postal workers rejected the tentative three year wage deal, signaling regional discontent despite a 19.5 percent pay rise over three years. The walkouts, while not nationwide, reflect the inflation driven strains on cost of living and echo broader labor tensions across the sector.
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Iowa Prisons Budget Sparks Debate Over Drug Traffic Probe
The Iowa Crime Commission approved a 55 811 start up for a drug traffic sniffing program in prisons. Most funds come from federal sources with a three year phase in to state costs. Costs cover a narcotics agent and equipment including a station wagon and a 730 dog food bill yearly. Critics question high dog related costs versus typical pet care and urge scrutiny of spending as a tax issue.
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Never put faith in pundits at Charles Town races
A Washington Star Syndicate columnist recalls a day at Charles Town with Big Bernie and Little Jane learning the limits of expert prognostications. Despite following Racing Form tips and Washington Star picks, most bets lost or broke even, ending with the lesson never to trust pundits absolutely.
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Young a UN ambassador under fire for outspoken remarks
The article portrays Andrew Young, U.S. ambassador to the United Nations, facing bipartisan criticism over a Le Matin interview in which he praised Soviet dissidents. President Carter, Senate Majority Leader Byrd, and House Speaker O Neill urge restraint, while Brzezinski (BEN) notes harm to U.S. policy. Tass and Idi Amin are cited as unlikely backers. He is seen as a forceful diplomat who must choose his words carefully.
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Letters Mishap in Italy Acknowledges Help
Parents of teenagers involved in a Massa Manattina Italy auto accident thank those who offered concern prayers and help. They credit Lois of Cedar Rapids Red Cross and Kay Galligan from Senator Dick Clark's office for tireless efforts to locate and return the children to the United States.
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Thanks to Gazette staff and community for Tammy Riley
Cliff Riley thanks The Gazette staff writers and friends for their concern and thoughtfulness for Tammy Riley and his daughter Tammy, with appreciation from Nama and the family at 111 Janice Drive NW.
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Leashes Please for City Dogs and Park Safety
A letter urges residents to confine dogs or keep them on leashes in city parks and yards. The writer cites bites in Noelridge Park and a child knocked down by an Irish setter, plus litter and pool hazards from loose dogs. The plea emphasizes responsible pet ownership and safety for children.
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Carter home in Plains kept low tax despite regional boom
President Carter and his wife Rosalynn own the 1 Woodland Ave house in Plains, Georgia. Tax assessors note the property has not been revalued since 1972 and has paid an annual tax never exceeding 650 dollars, with assessed value steady at about 54 thousand dollars despite rising local values.
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