Teamsters Demand 35 Percent Pay Hike In Nationwide Talks
Washington AP. Teamsters press for a 35 percent raise for 450,000 truck drivers as negotiations begin. They seek $2.50 hourly raises over three years plus expanded fringe benefits and unlimited cost of living adjustments. Current average is $7.12. Debates clouded by possible Justice Department probe into union links with organized crime and a pending pension fund investigation.
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Special Tax Benefit Highlighted by Ways and Means Panel
Washington AP The House Ways and Means Committee directs staff specialists to assess retroactivity and beneficiary impact of any special tax legislation after embarrassment over a Perot amendment. The measure would have granted about 165 million dollars in retroactive refunds to high income investors including 15 million to H Ross Perot. The Wall Street Journal linked Perot as a major beneficiary, noting possible record tax breaks for one person. Perot denied requesting the amendment, while Fortney Stark called the disclosure embarrassing. The full House rejected the amendment 379 to 27.
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World Council of Churches closes with cultural pageantry
The World Council of Churches 18 day general assembly in Nairobi ends with a diverse closing service. An American Indian girl signs the Lord’s Prayer in fawn skin while bishops read in Greek and French Catholic preaching echoes in multiple languages. Delegates from 286 denominations file out in a cross shaped crowd around Splashing fountains as they approve documents urging visible unity among churches.
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Colleges to form Triangle Advanced Studies Center
A new Joint Center for Advanced Studies formed by Duke University UNC Chapel Hill NC State University and the Research Triangle Foundation will plan and develop shared research and education. The foundation assigns about 100 acres in Research Triangle Park for the center and provides 50000 for planning. Fred A. Cox Jr. of Burroughs Wellcome Co. is named chairman of the board.
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