Manchester Firefighters Strike Enters 10th Day
National Guardsmen handled two fires in succession amid a strike by Manchester firefighters now in its tenth day. Fire Chief John Lydon said regulars would perform better, while officials noted guardsmen have not faced a life threatening structure fire. Union rep Del Kelly warned the city against relying on the guard to end the strike. The dispute centers on pay and hours with firefighters seeking a 4 1/2 day week and raises, while officials have offered a 4 0 hour week and smaller increases.
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Resistance to disease puzzle for officials
NEW YORK AP Federal and city health officials studying an outbreak of Legionnaires disease which
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Migrants vow continued strike against tomato growers
The Farm Labor Organizing Committee says migrant workers will keep striking next year in northwest Ohio tomato canneries, with 1,500 to 2,000 participants. Demands include 35 cents per hamper, minimum wage rise to 3.25 dollars per hour, and guaranteed 28 hours biweekly.
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Northwest Ohio
Ray Santiago
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Texas
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Hamiltonian is O Tuck of the Year at festival
Hamilton resident Ernest Allen, a longtime Kentuckian who moved from Oneida to Hamilton 52 years ago, was named O Tuck of the Year by the O Tucks at their annual festival and banquet. Allen was honored for funding efforts supporting Butler Countians connected to Kentucky roots, with performances by the McClain Family Band, the Hatfields, clogging groups, the Red River Boys, and remarks from Hamilton and Fairfield mayors.
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O’ Tucks
Ernest Allen
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Butler Countians
Kentucky
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Red River Boys
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Denver Fire Sees 8 Million Headquarter Area Evacuated
A fierce blaze near Denver drove evacuations within 200 yards of Johns Mamie Corp headquarters. Fire crews, including 166 SunieHrom Lowry and the state forest service, fought the blaze which raced across Deer Creek Canyon, destroying an abandoned ranch and forcing the evacuation of seventy homes at the base. Residents watered roofs and cut trees to slow the flames as firefighters containment efforts proceeded amid an exceptionally hot, dry period following a snowy winter.
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State Foret Service
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Strike blamed for shortage of license applications
Ohio motor vehicle registrar Dean L. Collison said strikes at West Coast paper mills have reduced supply of driver license applications across the state. Deputy registrars are running low, and Ohio will accept a batch printed on lower quality paper to speed distribution. About 9,000 applications are processed daily.
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