1000+ Miners Idle As Strike Continues In State
A wave of coal mine walkouts leaves about 1,100 Bethlehem Steel miners in Cambria County off the job after a dispute over lunch breaks. District 2 UMW miners report 3,500 returning to work, while West Virginia pickets close Shannopin and Warwick No. 3 mines as 40,000 West Virginia miners strike for higher pay for black lung illnesses.
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United Mine Workers Union
Bethlehem Steel Corp
Cambria County
Buckeye Coal Co
West Virginia
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
Shannopin
Duquesne Light Co
Warwick No. 3
Aquanaut Narrates Death Film in Navy Inquiry
Aquanaut Robert Barth testified as a video from a 610 foot Pacific dive showed colleague Berry L. Cannon die during a February mission. Barth described struggling to open a hatch and detaching a crow bar as the habitat door jammed, while leading divers John F. Reaves and Rich ide, with Cannon’s gear details undecided by investigators.
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Board of Inquiry
Cannon
John F. Reaves
Richide
Funeral Mass for Donald Tinko at St Thomas Church
The Requiem Mass for Donald Tinko will be held at St Thomas Church at 9 30 am Wednesday, with a family prayer at Bracken Funeral Home at 9 am. Burial follows in the church cemetery. Friends may call Monday and Tuesday 2 to 4 and 7 to 9 pm at Bracken Funeral Home, Rosary recited at 7 30 pm Tuesday.
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Tinko
Donald Tinko
St. Thomas’ Church
Bracken Funeral Home
NYC Adoptions Subsidy Plan Covers Up To 125 Monthly
New York City and state officials announced the first national program of adoption subsidies to aid thousands of foster children. Eligible adoptive parents could receive up to 125 dollars monthly, with amounts varying by family size and needs. The plan aims to move about 2000 children from foster care to permanent homes, with discussions led by the city bureau of child welfare and social services.
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New York
State of Social Services
Bureau of Child Welfare
Jack R. Goldberg
Commissioner of Social Services
Goldberg
Borough considers 24 hour dispatches amid radio staffing doubts
The borough weighs keeping paid drivers at station number one for fire and police calls. Officials Davis and Councilman Downey warn the setup could fail if a paid driver must leave. They favor a round-the-clock dispatch system with police radio coverage or volunteer relief as backup.
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Davis
Jack Downey
Downey
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