Federal inspectors to double at Port of New Orleans
The Port of New Orleans will hire 31 federal grain inspectors as part of a 200 man nationwide expansion to curb short weighing and misgrading. The plan adds 49 current inspectors in the area, with 10 more temporarily assigned, and introduces a seven day work schedule with extended shifts amid union objections filed with the National Labor Relations Board.
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New Orleans
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Harlan Ryan
Agriculture Department
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National Labor Relations Board
Striking Ninta Crew Faces Deportation Orders
In New Orleans the Immigration and Naturalization Service ordered the M S Ninta crew to depart by midnight Thursday after prolonged stay beyond 29 days. Fifteen crewmen remained aboard as officers flew home, with deportation hearings to follow for any defiant sailors.
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New Orleans
UPI
Immigration Service
Immigration and Naturalization Service
M.S. Ninta
United States
Troy Adams
District Director of Immigration
Burnside
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Ninta
Liberty Bell Begins New Chapter in Modern Pavilion
In a midnight New Year’s Eve ceremony Philadelphia moved the Liberty Bell from Independence Hall to a $1 million steel and glass pavilion 100 yards away. Thousands gathered despite rain as the Bell traveled 20 minutes escorted by dignitaries and the 3rd Infantry Regiment. The move marks a rare departure from Independence Hall, last used in 1917 for a Liberty Loan parade.
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Philadelphia
UPI
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3Rd Infantry Regiment
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