Computer controlled strike hits Oakland office workers
Pacific Telephone Co workers walked off the job in Oakland protesting a computer managed bathroom policy. Loren Blasingame of the Communications Workers Union says the company plans to grant permission after an evaluation. the company rejects the claim. About 22 operators left, while German officials say the dispute was settled weeks ago and one worker was suspended for a four hour strike.
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UPI
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Loren Blasingame
Musications Workers Union
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York
Gengany
Achaiy
Opec- Merz
Hiel
Blasingaine
Teen gee miderer sentence amid a dubious court note
An unclear report details a judge named Peter Aneto sentencing multiple parties in a Ventura England case. It mentions bail, years in fetters, and references to deaths, with fragmented names and places making precise facts hard to extract.
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Aera
Feta
Tking
Ventura
Ainglind
Bailly
Inder
Incomplete OCR Tale Of Flight Rescue Plan Change
The fragment describes a plan involving a plane to Larland with two parachutes and a suggested alternative to a Flint flight. Turner proposes taking someone to Baifite instead, with Myo Morothers mentioned in the text.
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Teave
Turner
Baifite
McGovern Seeks California Victory in Mock Primary
McGovern vows to stay the course in California and secure a decisive delegate edge. He counters rival charges while pledging to address jobs and minority concerns amid South Dakota and national campaign dynamics.
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Los Gels
UPI
Avery
California
Shiné
Blade
Istang
McGovern
Yatta
Dake
Down
Pennaty
South- Dakota
Lockhewd
MeGavern
Demo candidates spending millions in Minnesota race
In Sacramento UPI reports show statements filed between early April and May reveal multimillion dollar spending by Democratic candidates. Details highlight funds from committees and donors shaping the contest.
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Sacramento
UPI
He Seer Hake
Kleindienst Warns on Crime Fears and Surveillance Rules
General Kleindienst told officials from six states that organized crime probes rely on wiretaps and electronic eavesdropping. He argued Congress permits surveillance tools but warned that overreaching methods threaten civil liberties and could erode public trust.
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AlUbrey
Richard Kleinquist
Aigdnizad Etme
Wamasy Clark
Congress
Kleindienst
Naliggsney
Unclear crime hearing details amid garbled text
A distorted wire service excerpt references a crime hearing with names such as Raymond Petriacea and Edy Rabe Parelli, mentioning Boston and New England figures. The fragmentary text omits clear events, dates, or outcomes, leaving only scattered proper nouns and vaguely described proceedings.
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Farver
Songal
Thred
Boston Iis
Raymond Petriacea
Barbozi Laimen
Pate
Pabnarca
Rabe
Parelli
Maria-dihwiedted
Administration wage bill faces uphill battle in Senate review
The article reports on a proposed wage or living cost measure advancing to the Senate Labor Committee, facing stiff opposition and potential filibuster. It notes key figures including Senator Labsi and references to the administration’s efforts to raise living standards and wages amid rising costs. The vote tally appears pivotal, with a narrow margin impacting the bill’s fate.
Federal Communications Commission action challenged by overheat claims
An OCR fragment alleges a Federal Communications matter involving a midroitive oven claim and a dispute over compliance with federal authorities. It references the FTC and FCC entities, mentioning a supposed 5 milliwatt allocation and a legal challenge, but the text is garbled and incomplete.
Washington State Lawsuit Delays Polluting Permit Decision
A federal case filed by environmental groups seeks to block a state permit. Judge Tobe H. Pratt hears whether to pause the approval amid claims of pollution risk and delayed enforcement. The suit targets the contested plan and timing of the project.
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Wal
U.S
Farm food prices fall in latest agriculture report
The Agriculture Department notes a drop in prices for farm grown foods while nonfarm items rise. Beef and pork show declines, with lettuce cucumbers peppers and other produce also easing. Overall index reflects mixed shifts as cheaper farm goods offset higher nonfarm offerings for the period.
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Alcatras shopping center proposal noted
A fragmented note references a Wednesday address and a proposed development. The text hints at a planned shopping center project and questions about its rest of the plan and location. No clear entities or dates available.
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