National Labor Law Urged To Cover Public Workers
The president of the nation’s largest public workers union urged leaders to shift lobbying from state governments to Congress. The move targets enactment of a national labor law affecting about 550000 members and public employees.
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Women Join Police Class At State Police Academy
Hershey Pennsylvania AP reports the Pennsylvania State Police Academy will end 67 years as an all male institution in July as 14 women join the class of 135 cadets after six months of training. One of 15 initially chosen women has dropped out.
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North Carolina Weather Outlook Through Saturday
Showers and thunderstorms scattered across the state today and tonight with higher chances in the mountains. North Carolina highs mainly in the upper 70s to low 80s with cooler western regions and overnight lows in the 50s to 60s. South Carolina sees extensive cloudiness with showers and thundershowers today through Wednesday, highs in the low to mid 80s, and lows ranging from the low 60s to 70s along the coast. The long range calls for more showers Thursday across the state eastern half Friday, then fair Saturday with highs in the low 80s and 60s in the interior.
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Gardner urges NC unity amid tensions and media critique
Republican Jim Gardner urged North Carolinians to foster understanding and avoid anarchy as racial violence flares in Concord and a Raleigh shopping center shooting leaves three dead and eight wounded. He blasted state newspapers as distorting facts while John Walker backed the attack on media coverage.
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Defender of Kontum Is Honored
President Nguyen Van Thieu flew into Kontum under fire to promote Col. Ly Tong Ba to brigadier general and reinforce the 23rd Division defending the provincial capital in the central highlands. Artillery landed near the headquarters during the 25 minute visit as Ba’s authority over allied colonels was stressed.
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IRA Wing Cease-Fire Amid Renewed Belfast Fighting
In Belfast West, gun battles erupted between British troops and IRA factions as the Official wing announced a halt to attacks. Provisional leaders denounced the move, claiming the fight continues and accusing officials of surrender. A bombing damaged a bottling plant with no casualties reported.
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Wallace improves slowly as doctors note recovering condition
Gov. George C. Wallace shows less abscess drainage and gradual improvement after abdominal wound. His campaign officer says Wallace plans California and New Mexico primary appearances and will attend the Miami Democratic National Convention in five weeks. Sen. Edward Kennedy visits and offers encouragement.
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