Postal pact set for 554000 workers ratification vote
The postal contract settlement moves to a mail ballot by 554000 workers amid walkouts and a rejection vote by a local union panel. Leaders warn a mail strike remains possible until ratification, with Emmet Andrews insisting the pact will be approved.
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GSA chief fires top aide in clash over agency control
GSA Administrator Jay Solomon dismissed Robert T. Griffin after Griffin refused to retire. Solomon called the move to assert control amid investigations, but said Griffin did not face misconduct allegations and remains a man of high character. The agency faces probes into corruption, fraud, bribery, extortion and theft.
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Christina Onassis to marry Soviet official in Moscow
Greek heiress Christina Onassis said she would marry a Soviet bureaucrat next week in Moscow. The 27 year old told French TV correspondent Gabriel Meretik she would wed on Tuesday, amid reports she planned to marry Sergei Kauzov, a former Sovfrakht tanker division employee.
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