Steel strike fears grow as rail and steel talks stall
Washington battles a spreading rail strike as 350000 steel workers prepare to strike. Labor Secretary Hodgson seeks voluntary settlement while UTU aims to pressure carriers with deadlines. Coal mines close, grain shipments stall, and California faces rising food prices if disruption continues.
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Airport verifies growing season at O'Hare plant desk
Willard Wakefield, head of the USDA plant quarantine station at O'Hare, reported a seizure day showing the European growing season in full swing. Items included rustinfested boxwood from an Irish International Airlines passenger, Italian garlic with weevils from an Altalia traveler, Jamaican mangoes with fruit flies, European mint with nematodes in soil, and Mediterranean lemons with scale.
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Liverpool clergyman warns drunken fathers at weddings
The Rev. David Wills said in Liverpool that of about 50 yearly weddings, alcohol makes a scene in at least 10. He cited drunken fathers among the most common disruptions at church, urging grooms and guests to stay sober.
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