Syria opens ports and borders after coup upheaval
Damascus radio quoted the new National Council of the Revolutionary Council stating that all airports and ports will open by March 9. Foreign diplomats may enter and leave after foreign ministry clearance, while vehicle transit for fruit and vegetables requires internal security command approval. Col Abdullah Jabrili leads the security command allied with Nasser and Ba'athist power brokers as Premier Salah Bitar heads the cabinet. The Friday coup triggered regional military alerts.
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Domestic Tragedy Ends in Suicide During Phone Call
Detectives say Capps and wife Mary Van Nuys separated a month ago. When she refused reconciliation in a morning call, Capps told her to wait, then retrieved a gun and shot himself while still on the line. Police described the incident as a suicide during a telephone conversation.
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Flood Threat from Ice Jam Sparks Mass Exodus in Ohio Area
Flood danger from an ice jam above Ballville Dam on the Sandusky River forced nearly 500 families to flee. The Red Cross opened disaster HQs at Columbus to aid flood victims across Ohio, Indiana, Pennsylvania, and West Virginia, with at least 18,500 affected in those states.
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Meatcutters Talks Continue With Kroger and Other Stores
FBI declined comment as negotiators press meatcutters contract talks with Kroger and area chains. Charles F. Eberhardt, head meat buyer, said negotiations are proceeding smoothly with no trouble expected.
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Meatcutters Union
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Man Accused of Murder After Hidden Gun Fire
Lyons, claiming relief for 13 children including a polio victim, produced a gun hidden in Area 4 headquarters and fired one shot after detectives left. Police say he will face murder charges.
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Picket Line Planned for Peak Traffic Hours
A spokesman said the strike will be limited to peak morning traffic hours with the line in force and that the group will return strong Monday morning. Electricians have been involved in three of six strikes this year locally.
Political spat ends with city manager resigning over pressure
Dr. Montgomery says he was forced to resign as city manager amid election-season politics after Mayor Gragson and Fletcher behind closed doors demanded an immediate decision. Montgomery claims he faced charges he could not dispute and submitted a verbal resignation with two weeks to follow, while noting prior praise from the mayor. He has a background as a chiropractic psychiatrist and educator.
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12 Hour Day For a Newspaper Publisher
A publisher announces a shift to a 12 hour day and a five day week to align with global trends. He notes fewer columns will be produced and hints at forming an employers union once time allows. He warns against idle hands and mentions concerns about government surveys and worker well being.
Hearings Hint at FCC Licensing for Rating Services
Subcommittee members voiced two main impressions after week one of hearings on broadcast ratings. They questioned rating accuracy and noted broadcasters and advertisers are influenced by ratings. Several members floated FCC licensing or tighter regulation if industry cannot self reform.
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National Association of Broadcasters
Paul Rogers
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Castro Strength Amid Havana Diplomats Report
West European diplomats in Havana say Castro holds power since 1959 and widespread discontent is vocal but lacks evidence of organized anti Castro networks. They discount a five uprising and note small anti Castro groups in central Cuba have been rounded up by militias totaling over 150,000 nationwide.
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Publication note from Las Vegas Sun records
An item references the Las Vegas Sun Inc and a street address in Las Vegas Nevada, indicating a published notice or imprint details from the local paper.
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