United pilots strike after stalled talks over pay
United Airlines pilots walk out after contract talks stall over two tier pay. ALPA spokesman Dave Jewell said 5 300 pilots are striking following the midnight deadline amid ongoing mediation efforts.
17 May 1985
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Newspaper
Cedar Rapids Gazette
Location
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1985
Page
1
United Airlines pilots walk out after contract talks stall over two tier pay. ALPA spokesman Dave Jewell said 5 300 pilots are striking following the midnight deadline amid ongoing mediation efforts.
Iowa lawmakers who backed private wine sales believed Sunday carryout would be allowed. Liquor Director Patrick Cavanaugh said the statute does not provide for Sunday wine sales, while Sen. Richard Drake argued the bill intended equal treatment with beer and Sunday carryout from 10 a.m. to midnight.
El Kabir Shrine Circus crowds Cedar Rapids as cars and elephants fill downtown for a parade. The show rolls into Five Seasons Center tonight with three additional performances scheduled Saturday.
Oregon launches its lottery with a $50,000 media stunt featuring an eight story King Kong on the Portland city building and balloons containing tickets. The spectacle drew thousands, including a crowd following helium balloons as they drifted away. Similar promotions ran in four other cities with gorilla costumes distributing flyers.
The White House says the United States will not be intimidated by threats from Islamic Jihad in Lebanon. Families of four American hostages push administration to do more. a released Irish UN official and Jesse Jackson seek paths to freeing detainees.
Senate aide Grassley warns Iowa farmers trading farmland for so called obligation checks risk losing land or cash. Treasury says the Oregon trust notes are not official instruments or cash redeemable by the federal government. The trust claims the government owes 100 million dollars for uranium ore and uses letters to recruit Midwest farmers.
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