Hoffa's Foster Son Refuses Grand Jury Cooperation
Jimmy Hoffa's foster son Chuckie O'Brien refused to answer questions before a federal grand jury probing Hoffa's disappearance. His attorney accused the government of using the case to push unrelated prosecutions, while O'Brien claimed no fear for his safety and prepared to return to Florida.
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Hoffa
Grand
Pete Yost
Associated Press
Detroit
Jimmy Hoffa
Charles
Chuckie
O'Brien
Teamsters
O’brien
James Burdick
James R. Hoffa
FBI
Burdick
U.S
Ralph Guy
Grand Jury
Miami
Fla
Lois Linteau
Linteau
Pontiac
Anthony Provenzano
New Jersey
School funding fights spark wage talks amid teacher crisis
The Chicago Teachers Union criticizes unfilled 1,500 teaching posts as Gov Walker vetoes 47 million in aid, while Daley and Hannon urge progress. Across the region substitute teaching rises with 40,000 New York pupils affected as strikes widen. Rhode Island teachers strike in 18 districts amid concerns over pay and resources. AP notes price shifts in August hit food items notably butter eggs and sugar as beef prices edge down slightly.
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Hannon
Robert M. Healey
Chicago Teachers Union
Daniel Walker
Richard J. Datey
Walker
Daley
New York State
Schenectady
Schenendehowa
New York
Half Hollow Hills
Suffolk County
Brooklyn
Queens
Rhode Island
Providence
Johnston
Bristol
Cumberland
Warren
Cranston
Smithfield
Tiverton
Middletown
Newport
Scituate
Pawtucket
Woonsooket
Checklist
Salt Lake City
Dallas
California
Berkeley
San Jose
San Francisco
Price trends show August increases outpacing July
The report details August price shifts across 65 U.S. food items based on a market basket survey. It notes July and August percentages for up, down, and unchanged items, with substitutions and stock status considered. The piece also cites inflation concerns driving Rhode Island teacher strikes and California pay talks as schools face budget pressures.
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U.S. Department of Agriculture
U.S
Department
Crash continues from Page One at Aiken explosion site
The aircraft based at Seymour Johnson AFB North Carolina carried no nuclear or weapons. Bill Vickers of the Aiken County rescue squad reported a midday explosion and witnessed smoke and parachutes as wreckage strewn over fields near Montmorenci. Police sealed roads as investigators probed the cause. Witness William R Pearson described multiple blasts and yellow smoke.
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Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
N.C
Air Force
Bill Vickers
Aiken County
Montmorenci
Aiken
Trenton taps reinforcements for emergency water pumps
Fire officials fighting an emergency water system in Trenton called Ocean County units after pressure plummeted leaving West Trenton and Ewing Township largely without water. Mayor Holland ordered most businesses and schools closed as 40 000 workers stayed home. Pump lines were being reinforced and larger units brought in to stabilize the system with full service hoped by Friday at the latest.
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Trenton
N.J
Arthur Holland
Rudy Feussel
Slackwood Volunteer Fire Co
Lawrence Township
Ocean County
Lawrence
Feussel
West Trenton
Ewing Township
Civil Defense
Holland
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Irene Woehl
Hoffas
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Mich
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Rhode Island Federation of Teachers
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Bata
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Dept. of Commerce
Figuras
Colorado
Mississippi
Arizona
Dakota
Minnesota
Tati Leat Ai
Alli
America
Wilson
Valleydale
Yin
Crisco Oil
Tropicana
Franks
Bologna
Gisc
Pocahontas
Pillsbury
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