Okinawa Workers Face Base Job Ties Amid Cuts
Many Okinawans oppose U S bases yet rely on them for jobs with about 51 000 of Okinawa's 420 000 workers linked to the U S military presence. The All Okinawa Military Workers Union warns of mass discharges as the U S Defense Department trims funds and seeks 1 000 new staff through the 2nd Logistics Command while offering re training options for some former service members.
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New Jersey KKK Hopes for Resurgence in 1960s Following
Police report ongoing Klan activity in North Jersey with claimed membership around 1000, cross burnings and recruitment talks. Officials note past cycles of organization and suppression, while Klansmen stress white rights and patriotism amid renewed visibility in urban industrial areas.
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Coal Miners Die In Pole Caves Near Za
Rescue teams found two more bodies in a caved in Polish coal mine near Za raising the death toll to eight. Officials say three men remain missing with little chance they survived. Roof collapse occurred in a 2 300 foot corridor last Tuesday.
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