Public Safety and the Morality of Strikes Against Firefighters
Opinion column argues that strikes by Kansas City firefighters threaten public safety and decry the idea that all strikes are moral. It contends labor law may be misused by workers in public service and stresses that police and fire roles require unwavering duty regardless of pay.
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Do Viewers Listen or Just Watch TV Says AP Memo
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Carl Albert shrinking from the Speakers chair
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Hard hands soft heart on the 10th green at the Diplomat Florida
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Corry Evening Journal details and pricing notes
Front matter for the Corry Evening Journal lists publisher and staff roles, a note on AP content, pricing for subscriptions and delivery, and advertising deadlines. It provides circulation terms and mailing details, including rates by year and per-copy cost, with references to territory and publication specifics.
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Restaurant Chains Defy Recession Rising Costs Propel Profits
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