Delays blamed on controllers in Kansas City area
In Kansas City and Denver area, air traffic delays were blamed on controllers calling in sick. FAA said a work force of 242 was affected and officials reported no widespread strike. Airline officials noted no major disruption at central facilities, while concerns about discipline and connection to past actions were raised by spokesmen and industry reps.
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Kansas City
Denver
FAA
Insick
Federal Aviation
Gerald Walker
Ireland counts ballots as Fianna Fail fights for lead
Dublin AP reports Ireland's election count begins amid fog of ballots from major opposition parties. Observers foresee Fianna Fail-Sol tax government era possibly ending after 12 years. Polls predict Fine Gael and Labor gain as voters seek change.
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Dublin
Ireland
Narive
Partles Sf
Bast
Mi- Dack Lynch
Fianna Fail
Soltx
Destiny
George W. Fields
ANA Teletary
Association
Down
Fianna Fair Rule
Fine Gael
Irish Party
Labor Party
Missourian Portland Faces FTC Actions and Elections
The FTC challenges a Missouri Portland area plant merger and alleges out of state influence in a voting system. The report notes Portland’s four ready mix plants in Kansas City and significant tax figures, while Florida’s visitors contributed billions in recent years. The piece references a Florida government election and general political scrutiny.
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Olathe
Kan
ant-State
FAA
Wasrington
Trade Commission
Missouri
Portland
Sugar Creek
Nd Cement Co
Siles
Kansas City
House of Parliament
Florida
Tallahassee
Fla
Charges filed in Normandy shooting incident
James Edward Johnson, 26, is charged with assault with intent to kill in the fatal shooting of his father and wounding of his ex-wife. The incident occurred Tuesday night in Normandy. Ruby Lee Johnson, 25, is hospitalized in serious condition. Bond set at $15,000.
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Normandy
James Edward Johnson
William Crandall Jr
8Th District
Ruby Lee Johnson
St. Louis County
Johnson
Joseph
Bond
Jefferson City youths win university symphony posts
Violinists Max Hull and Greg Savage of Jefferson City earned concertmaster roles in the Summer symphony orchestra at the University of Kansas. Hull, a Jefferson City Senior High junior, and Savage, bound for the University of Missouri, will lead string sections in a 200-member ensemble. Meanwhile House leaders seek to avoid back pay disputes with Adam Clayton Powell as Congress wrestles with pay issues and seating rights.
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Washington
Adam Clayton Powell
Harlem
Congress
Powell
House
John W
Supreme Court
Cormack
D-Mass
McCormack
Lights go dark at Utah Power and Light office
Reported by AP from Salt Lake City describes a brief blackout at the Utah Power and Light Co main office during a Wednesday power cut. A spokesman quipped about not paying the bill while noting uncertainty after a court triumph.
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Salt Lake City
Fowell
Utah Power and Light Co
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