Ohio Teamsters Fund Targeted Over Excessive Fees
The Labor Department moves to sue the Ohio Highway Drivers Welfare Fund as excessive charges paid to Dayton attorneys are scrutinized. Administrators Robert C Knee Sr and Jr face removal amid findings from pension reform law enforcement tied to 27 000 truckers served since 1972.
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Teamsters Union
Ohio
Dayton
Robert C Knee Jr
Robert C Knee Sr
Ohio Fund
Berserk pilot kills eight aboard charter flight in Philippines
In Zamboanga, Philippines, a pilot on a charter flight carrying military personnel on leave opened fire with an M16 after leaving the cockpit. Seven soldiers and a stewardess died on impact or later in hospitals. two more passengers perished. Co-pilot landed the DC3. The shooter’s motive was not disclosed.
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the Philippines
Alejandro Morados
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Morados
Charter Line
Swiftair
Woman Dies in Chattanooga Life Support Dispute
Della Dockery a 41 year old mother of six died of a heart attack in Erlanger Hospital ICU after a coma since November 13 following a major stroke. Her family had sued to disconnect her respirator without liability and sought the doctor’s permission if no hope of recovery existed.
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Chattanooga
Herschel Franks
Weekend Sky Summary for Local Area
Clear tonight with a low in the lower 30s Friday partly cloudy and near 60. Rain chances minimal tonight and 10 percent Friday. Yesterday's high 80 and overnight low 38. Extended outlook shows showers Saturday and Monday with fair skies Sunday. Highs in the 60s and lows around 40.
Vance pursues future arms pact despite Moscow talks
Secretary of State Cyrus R. Vance left Moscow for Bonn after a five day bid to start SALT negotiations. He met with Chancellor Helmut Schmidt and pressed for a two track approach: an interim 2406 long range delivery limit and a broader treaty to shrink missiles and bombers while banning new weapons. Brezhnev rejected two U S proposals but agreed to meet again in May.
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Vance
Moscow
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Paris
Leonid Brezhnev
Andrei A Gromyko
Ford
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Vladivostok
Carter vows to hang tough in SALT talks with Moscow
President Carter says he will press for a major nuclear arms cut and will not alter his human rights stance despite the Moscow SALT breakdown. He warns Moscow that if talks fail in May he may intensify U S weapon development while preparing for Geneva negotiations led by Vance and Gromyko. He plans to meet NATO leaders and Assad in May and will not meet Soviet officials then. He tells Congress there is no linkage between human rights and SALT, though he cannot rule out Soviet perceptions.
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Assad
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No Health Hazard Seen From Pot Under Report
A government funded study says harsh penalties fail to deter marijuana use and decriminalization saves tax dollars. Oregon data show no rise in two years with a third year showing a small uptick, while Los Angeles officials report a rise. The report notes potential long term shifts in public attitude and substantial savings in enforcement costs.
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Federal Law Enforcement Assistance Admistration
Governors Association
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Oregon
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