Railroad may end 8900 jobs amid crew size debates
Trustees warned Penn Central could cut thousands of jobs if federal and state rules push crews to five and six man standards in Ohio and Indiana. They noted potential 8000 to 9000 eliminations if three crews prevail, while labor-relations and financing remain key hurdles to recovery and self-sufficiency.
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FBI Director Denies Tapping Congressional Phones
Director J Edgar Hoover told a closed House subcommittee that the FBI has not tapped congressional or CIA phones. He cited a newspaper article to counter charges by Hale Boggs that the agency bugged phones, and argued no electronic coverage of Bayh or any other senator occurred.
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Instrument landing issues loom over Tweed New Haven airport
A spokesman for the Airline Pilots Association cited ongoing instrument landing system disputes as a factor in delaying upgrades at Tweed New Haven Airport. The narrative covers court actions, nearby town opposition, and the impact on safety measures amid stalled installation plans.
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Britain Clears Hurdle Toward Common Market Entry
Britain agrees to phase out the pound sterling as a world reserve currency, easing its path toward joining the European Common Market. The move signals broader economic reform amid Luxembourg coverage.
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Russians conduct science tasks aboard space lab in orbit
Three Soviet cosmonauts Georgi Dobrovolsky Vladislav Volkov and Viktor Patsayev worked inside a bottle shaped space lab the size of a railway car docking to the Salyut station to perform navigation biology and other scientific chores aboard the orbital complex.
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Space program turmoil and theft allegations surface in Seoul
AP report notes three black U.S. soldiers charged with attempted murder during a Camp Humphrey space program test in Korea. Separate Tass dispatch describes stolen equipment and a 50 shell casings theft tied to the Salyut Soyuz effort. In Pennsylvania, Sen Duffield pushes to cut income tax from 3.0 to 2.5 percent amid legislative battles.
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Contested Lilley Gold Seizure Faces Regulation Debate
Philadelphia officials recount a government seizure of Lilley gold pieces tied to Great Seal motifs. Mint officials defend actions while questioning legality and timing. Lawmakers and the Lilley camp debate future sales and compliance with counterfeiting rules amid shifting statutes.
Creed backs Chester downtown revival at bicentennial event
States proposal to air the This 1 Believe creed, adopted by the bicentennial committee, urges rejuvenating Chester downtown. Delaware County congressmen Williams and Ware welcome attendees, with hopes U.S. Senator Schweiker may attend.
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