Union Concedes Pay Cut Restores UsAir Service
USAir machinists return to work to restore full service after a one year 3.5 percent pay cut and a pledge against hiring non union baggage and de ice staff. A full schedule of 2 712 flights was set to begin today as operations resume.
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American describes 2 day ordeal in Iraq
Chad Hall a 50 year old retired U S Army major described his two day captivity in Iraq and detention at Basra and Baghdad before UN custody and transfer to Kuwait He said he was not harmed received a prison uniform and faced threats from an Iraqi colonel while his Pakistani co worker failed to secure his release.
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Business leaders cautious on growth and Clinton impact
Top 100 executives at The Business Council fall meeting in Hot Springs VA expect 2 percent growth in the latter half of the year and 3 percent next year. They doubt the Bush Clinton election will alter the forecast much but fear Clinton´s trade stance could derail NAFTA with calls for labor and environmental side agreements.
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Presidential grooming secrets stir Washington buzz
Hairdresser Zahira Aziz recalls giving President Bush a facial and sending him to sleep in the chair. Jim Miles, Clinton’s longtime barber, notes his client’s no fuss wash and wear cut. Spokesmen downplay grooming chatter as the White House treats such details as private.
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New UCLA Treatment Delays Transplants For Heart Disease
UCLA cardiologist Dr. Lynne Warner Stevenson says a new regimen focusing on lower blood pressure and exercise can delay or prevent transplant for severe heart disease patients. The approach may reduce deaths while awaiting donor hearts and cut care costs.
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Surrogate Grandmother Twins Reach First Birthday
In Rapid City South Dakota one year ago Chelsea and Chad Uchytil were born to their grandmother Arlette Schweitzer via surrogacy using Christa Uchytil's eggs. The family, once in Sioux City, plans a TV movie about the remarkable birth while avoiding sensationalism.
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