TWA contract offer may avert strike in New York
New York City TWA reached a tentative agreement Sunday with flight attendants mechanics and other workers on a new contract that could prevent a strike imperiling the airline. The International Association of Machinists said it would cancel rank and file voting and present the offer to members. The union represents about 16,000 of TWA’s 21,000 employees and agreed no work stoppages during the ratification month.
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Yosemite rockslide kills one near Curry Village
A rockslide near Glacier Point at about 9 35 p m CDT killed one person and injured many as 300 cabins were evacuated from Curry Village in Yosemite National Park The park spokesman Bob Roney said the exact death and injury counts were not yet known and last November a similar rockfall prompted a large evacuation
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Bangor Turns Into Dropoff Point for Air Rage Passengers
Bangor Maine has become a transit hub for unruly cross Atlantic travelers. Three British men recently jailed after causing disturbances on flights bound for England. Bangor Airport facilitates diversions citing long runway and essential services while authorities push for stricter air rage penalties.
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Pope bans alcohol during Poland papal visit in Warsaw
Poland imposes a nationwide ban on beverages with 4.5 percent alcohol or more in 20 towns during Pope John Paul II's 13 day tour. In Warsaw the restriction strains commerce as residents lament limits amid heat and traffic. The measure aims to keep order during mass pilgrim gatherings.
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Teen gun use by 18 to 20 year olds dominates NYC report
A Justice Department study finds 18 to 20 year olds commit about 24 percent of gun related homicides though they are 4 percent of the population. Gore set to urge the House to pass tighter gun laws at the U S Conference of Mayors meeting amid uncertain support.
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Cate Blanchett finds romance with filming in Italy
Actress Cate Blanchett notes marrying two years ago coincided with filming The Talented Mr. Ripley in Rome Naples and Venice. She also stars in An Ideal Husband and discusses choosing a priggish Lady Gertrude Chiltern for its challenges.
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