Teamsters Contempt Trial Opens in Asheville
A U.S. District Court jury begins hearing evidence in a contempt case against the Teamsters Union and Hugh Rutledge of the Asheville local. The government alleges violations of an injunction aimed at pressuring firms to deal with Overnite Transportation Corp. The defense challenges judge Warlick s conduct and seeks disqualification, but the judge rules against motions and proceeds with affidavits submission.
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Teamsters Union
Teamsters
Hugh Rutledge
Overnite Transportation Corp
Wilson Warlick
Teamsters and
Rutledge
Warlick
Robert S. Cahoon
Greensboro
Rutge
Radioactive Waste Topic Heard by House Subcommittee
Fish and wildlife experts testify before the House Merchant Marine and Fisheries subcommittee on handling radioactive waste. Officials favor land burial for high level wastes while seawater disposal is deemed limited and risky with offshore dump areas discussed.
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Washington
Fish and Wildlife
House
Merchant Marine and Fisheries
George P. Miller
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Harlem Crowd Protests After Police Shooting Near Station
In Harlem a 500 strong crowd gathered outside a police station for about three hours after two white officers were shot by a pistol fired from their own weapon during an attempted transport of a woman. Sugar Ray Robinson urged calm as the man linked to the incident was released on a summons.
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Harlem
Carmela Caviglione
New York
Manhattan
Sugar Ray Robinson
Norman Hammes
John Angrist
AEC Officials Discuss Ocean Dumping of Low Level Waste
Lieberman said economic factors would not override safety in siting waste dumps. He noted six to seven private contractors are licensed to dump encased low level wastes at sea. Dumps are about 120 miles off New Jersey 600 miles off San Francisco and 110 miles off Virginia. Areas were checked 18 months ago with no rise in radioactivity detected.
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Lieberman
AEC
New Jersey
San Francisco
Virginia
Science shrinks piles without surgery stops itch and pain
A new healing substance, reported in New York, claims to shrink hemorrhoids without surgery while stopping itch and relieving pain. The article notes gentle reduction and surprising effectiveness for sufferers.
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New York, N.Y
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