American survivor of Saigon fall seeks aid in Miami
Anthony Conti, 50, who lost all in Saigon, lived as a refugee aide and now rents a flophouse in Miami. He cites lack of programs for destitute American repatriates after HEW funding ended, though renewed authority may resume aid. He seeks work, not relief.
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Postal strike could hinge on stalled labor talks
Washington AP reports union leaders warn a nationwide postal workers strike is more likely as talks on a new contract lag. Demonstrations by East Coast workers, no-work pressure, and pending ratification by July 21 loom while key issues include wages benefits and no-layoff protections.
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