Postal Labor Talks Reach Key Point in Washington
Negotiations between the Postal Service and four unions reach a pivotal stage as revised proposals on work rules and job security emerge. Union leaders warn a strike could occur if no contract is in place by Sunday midnight, affecting 600,000 workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Postal Service
Postal
James Lapenta
W. J. Usery Jr
Usery
Brotherhood of
Railway Clerks
William Dempsey
C.L. Dennis
Bernard Cushman
American Postal Workers Union
National Association of Letter Carriers
New York City
National Guard
Lottery Winners To Quit Jobs For West Coast Van Life
Chicago winner David Sikich and his wife Joy will quit their jobs in two weeks after claiming 200000 in the Illinois State Lottery First installment of 200000. Other winners include Eleanore Wermes Joliet Bernice Tabor and Adam Jelen Jr each taking 10000. Sikich plans to buy a van move to the West Coast and pursue film making while possibly purchasing a theater. He reserved nine seats for a celebration dinner before the win. A separate note reports the birth of a son to John D Ess and his wife at Audrain Medical Center
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
David Sikich
West Coast
Near North Side
Sikich
Eleanore Wermes
Bernice Tabor
Joliet
Adam Jelen Jr
Hoffman Estates
Northwest Memorial Hospital
Columbia College
Rush Street
Ballet In The Bull Ring Knee
A descriptive account of bullfighting in the ring focusing on the picador and matador roles. It details the hazards, approach, and methods used to subdue the bull, and depicts the animal’s final fall as the crowd is left with the quiet aftermath of the fight.
Army Confirms LSD Tests On Volunteers Across Bases
The Army acknowledged LSD testing at bases nationwide with about 100 to 150 volunteers over three years. Former CIA chemist Robert Lashbrook linked interest in using the drug against diplomats abroad, though none were used. Reports cite Ft Bragg, Aberdeen Proving Ground, University of Maryland, Ft. Detrick, Ft. Benning, and NIH as test sites.
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Washington
Army
CIA
U.S
Robert Lashbrook
Ojai
Calif
Los Angeles
Frank Olson
Olson
Lashbrook
Rockefeller Commission
Ft. Bragg
N.C
Aberdeen
Washington Post
Ft. Benning
Army Surgeon General
Post
Edgewood
Interest Rate Raised To 742%
New York AP First National City Bank raised its prime lending rate for the third week in a row from 7 percent to an industry high of 7 percent. The move takes effect Monday and the bank’s formula ties the rate to other short term rates, indicating a 7.49 percent level.
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New York
First National City Bank
Ex Exec Says Ford Job Made Him An Alcoholic
John R Brennan, a 66 year old former Ford chair and Swiss managing director, sues Ford for 1.3 million alleging alcoholism resulted from 26 years of career duties and social duties. He seeks lost salary from 1970 to 1984 and claims Ford failed to aid his alcohol problem. Brennan, now in Brighton, says he stopped drinking in 1972 and works with a treatment center for priests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Ford Motor Co
Wayne County Circuit Court
John R. Brennan
Brennan
Ford
Switzerland
Zurich
Brennen
Dream House
Washington, D.C
New York
Holland
Austria
Brighton
Lake Orion
Train crash at famous Rio dance school kills 12
A commuter train derailed and struck the Imperio Serrano dance school in Rio de Janeiro injuring more than 100. Officials confirm 12 dead with some buried in rubble and no children among the victims. Early reports had suggested higher death tolls.
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Rio de, Janeiro
Brazil
Imperio Serrano
Rio
Madureira
Mrs. Gayle Ridgeway To Have Surgery
Mrs. Gayle Ridgeway of Route 2 Mexico is in Boone County Hospital Columbia after injuries from an auto crash near Williams Iowa while chaperoning four Monroe County 4-H members en route to Wright County Minnesota. She faces surgery to repair a broken jaw and eye injury once head injuries heal.
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Gayle
Vivian) Ridgeway
Route 2
Mexico
Boone County Hospital
Columbia
Hamilton County Hospital
Webster City
Iowa
Ridgeway
Monroe County 4-H
Steve
Wright County
Minn
Brad Miller
Harold Hunter
Austin
Williams
Hunter
Des Moines
Audrain County
Hi-Way
Holliday
R-3
Jimmy Wheaton
Paris
Sperm bank failure sparks $5 million class action suit
In California, Gregory Marton filed a $5 million class action after a sperm bank destroyed all stored semen, triggering bankruptcy. Depositors, including Eric and Linda Bloom, recount shock over loss of fertility options and broken assurances of protection and insurance. Bank president Robert Quinland Jr. has disappeared, leaving questions about safeguards and compensation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloom
Sacramento
Chartered International Cryo- Bank
San Francisco
Cryo-Bank
Gregory Marton
Marton
Quinland
Corey
Curtis
Christopher
New Therapy Shows Promise in Childhood Bone Cancer
Doctors in Cleveland, with Texas and Missouri researchers, report a five drug adjuvant therapy for osteogenic sarcoma after limb amputation. Among 30 patients, 73 percent remain disease free, with earlier four drug tests yielding 55 percent disease-free for two to four years. Drugs include vincristine Adriamycin phenylalanine mustard cyclophosphamide and methotrexate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cleveland
Ohio
Texas
Missouri
Paul Dyment
Cleveland Clinic Foundation
University of Texas Cancer Center
St. Louis Children’s Hospital
Dyment
Nixon May Be Quizzed By Lawyers
Former President Richard Nixon may face an oral deposition within eight days as judges order him to answer questions about ownership of White House documents. The case involves FOIA access and a Ford era law, with multiple parties including Anderson, Hellman, the Watergate prosecutor, and press groups awaiting testimony. Delbert E Hurt named hospital administrator at Pike County Hospital in Louisiana Missouri.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
White House
Nixon
Watergate Grand Jury
Watergate Prosecutor’s Office
U.S
Aubrey E. Robinson Jr
U.S. Appeals Court
Carl McGowan
William Dobrovic
Jack Anderson
Anderson
Ford
Lillian Hellman
Justice Department
Reporters Committee For Freedom of the Press
Historians
Pike CO. Hospital
Louisiana, Mo
Delbert E. Hurt
Mt. Pleasant
Mich
Pike County Hospital
Jay Mills
Sedalia
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iPostal
Esses
John D. Ess
Audrain Medical Center
Pamela Johnson
West Place
Famous Dance School
Liberty
Els Disneys Ey Irae
Felix Salten
Ty Buena Vista Distribution
Sit
Soduchios Inc
Gayle Ridgeway
Sperm Bank
Carmichael
Eric Bloom
Linda
Sega
OO Centralia
TRE Aia Action
ADV
Brannigh
Dean Pca
MR. Neyo Feat
Kelly
Kelly Furniture
Mexico, Mo
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