Deadline nears in postal talks as strike looms
Washington AP reports with a midnight strike deadline, postal workers and the Postal Service press toward a wary mediators led process. Separate talks in a Washington hotel keep factions apart after direct negotiations stalled. unions seek a layoff clause. the service aims to trim workforce and curb future rate increases. Local unions express mixed readiness for walkouts while postmasters expect no major stoppages. Carter to address the nation in prime time tonight.
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Today Inside If you see a crime com mitted or spot suspicious activities
A prompt urging readers to call the police if they witness crime or suspicious activity, stressing immediate reporting for public safety and faster response by authorities.
Warren Riebe mystery solved
AP reports Warren D. Riebe denied any idea how his name appeared in White House robo-letter correspondence regarding federal judgeships. A Seattle woman questioned him after a series of automated and direct messages, noting his past roles as Solon mayor, deputy county auditor under Ralph Perk, and Cleveland finance director, while Riebe stated he would not accept any such appointment due to being a CPA and employed at Loeb Rhoades.
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Forgotten romance rekindled in Mason wedding after 55 years
Mason Lebanon area couple Charlie Osborn and Pearl Robinetts toasted their wedding yesterday at the United Methodist Church in Mason. Both long-ago sweethearts reunited at Mason Nutrition Site luncheons and wed in a quiet ceremony attended by their families and more than 200 friends. The couple plans a Utah honeymoon in August and future life in Lebanon.
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Hot and Humid Weather to Persist Into Weekend
The forecast shows no break in hot and humid conditions through Monday with hazy skies. Tonight and Friday will be hot and humid with lows in the low 70s and Friday highs in the low 90s following a 68 degree morning and 91 degree high yesterday. Saturday and Sunday expect little change except a chance of showers. Monday brings cooler, drier air with highs in the mid to upper 80s and lows in the upper 60s.
Carter’s Friend Bourne Controversy Reaches White House
Dr Peter G Bourne once praised by President Carter as an expert on drugs now faces trouble for prescribing the controlled drug Quaalude to a fictitious patient. Bourne, 38, is a former U S Army research psychiatrist who aided Carter’s rise, later serving in the White House and Georgia health programs.
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Bourne Furlough Raises Questions In White House Affair
White House and Bourne declined comment on a Virginia investigation into a former roommate charged with a felony related to a prescription write in the name Sarah Brown. Bourne says his action was lawful and aims to clear his name. Police say the case centers on a July 7 prescription for methaqualone, filled under a fictitious name.
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