Steve Shalita’s Bike Shop Fails Under State Rules
In Van Nuys California eleven year old Steve Shalita closed his bike shop after a dispute with a former employee who claimed severance pay. A state Labor Relations Board inspector fined him and ordered the shop shut. Steve learned to avoid trouble with the state and not to trust friends.
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Steve Shalita
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Steve
Shalita
Sam
Vietnam warns U S over Guam refugee repatriation plan
South Vietnam cautioned the United States of serious consequences if it proceeds with repatriating about 1600 Vietnamese refugees on Guam to Saigon. The Foreign Ministry said Washington lacks the PRG's consent and that such action is Vietnam's sovereign right.
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Guam
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Foreign Ministry
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Thieu
Former Cleric Arrested For Spray Painting Jets At Air Show
Philip Berrigan, excommunicated priest and antiwar activist, was arrested with about 15 others after allegedly spraying red paint on four military jets at a Connecticut air show celebrating Pratt and Whitney’s 50th anniversary. Bail not set. charges include criminal trespass or criminal mischief.
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English Channel
Boeing
Pratt and Whitney Aircraft Division
United Technologies Inc
United Aircraft Corp
Hoffa Search Stymied as Informant Hints Grave
U S Senate investigators lingeringly press for a lead on James R Hoffa with an informant claiming knowledge of a buried grave. Two investigators planned to return to Washington after days of fruitless digging in Waterford Township while FBI probed a tip about a murder scene at the Raleigh House restaurant in Southfield.
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James R. Hoffa
Teamsters
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Hoffa
Washington
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F. Keith Adkinson
Southfield
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Harry Hall
Chicago
Hall
FBI
West Coast
Senate
Raleigh House
Security Forces Move After Ulster Volunteer Force Ban
In Belfast security forces prepared for possible UVF reprisals after the group was outlawed by British officials. A Londonderry bar bomb wounded 22. two more bombs exploded in Cookstown with no casualties. Merlyn Rees announced the ban following bloodshed on Thursday and Friday, with 12 dead and 30 injured, and 20 arrests including eight UVF members.
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Northern Ireland
UPI
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UVF
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Cookstown
Merlyn Rees
Supreme Court opens new term amid backlog cases
The Supreme Court begins a new term after reviewing a summer backlog of more than 850 cases including campaign reform, race and sex discrimination, abortion, and school integration. Justice Douglas participates despite stroke effects. cases from Detroit, Dallas, Miami, and other areas loom with rulings on rights and public policy.
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UPI
Supreme Court
William C. Douglas
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Virginia
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Missouri
High Court
Soviet Union seeks China ties and reconciliation
The Soviet Union proposes normalizing relations with the People’s Republic of China and restoring friendship and cooperation. A Sept. 30 greeting from Moscow marked the 26th anniversary of China's revolution and urged improvement of Sino Soviet ties for the benefit of both nations.
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Moscow
People’s Republic of China
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Flap Over Interest Rates on U S Savings Bonds
The Treasury seeks to lift the 6 percent ceiling on savings bond interest to meet changing conditions, while the U S League of Savings Associations warns of outflows from savings institutions and reduced mortgage lending. The debate centers on protecting investors and housing recovery amid competing views on debt management.
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House
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USSA
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Danish Norway accuse Spain of detaining ships in protest
Scandinavian officials accuse Spain of detaining at least four ships in Spanish ports in retaliation for protests over executions. Danish authorities say troops were aboard Mercandian Seas, which sailed after crew intact, while Spanish and shipowners deny troop presence. Other vessels faced port delays due to a pilots’ boycott in Valencia Bilbao and Barcelona.
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K.B. Andersen
Copenhagen
Andersen
Kjeld Jelsgaard
Brent Barsoe
Valencia
Stevns
Bilbao
Oslo
Concordia Tadj
Egypts Hails Monitors Vote On Sinai Station Pact
Al Ahram welcomed the U S House International Relations Committee decision to send 200 American technicians to man early warning stations in the Sinai calling it a substantial impetus to peace in the Middle East It urged Congress to pursue a second disengagement accord between Syria and Israel and to begin talks with the Palestine Liberation Organization.
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