Postal Union workers face July 20 contract expiration
Washington AP union president Emmet Andrews says Fed mediation chief Borvitz may move talks forward while Postal Service negotiator reports progress. Tentative no strike pact, work rules, recognition and discipline discussed. Wage demands of 1100 first year and 885 second year plus cola being debated. Unions cover 554000 workers.
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Wayne Haechte
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Emmet Andrews
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Ray Marshall
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Robert Strauss
Barry Beeworth
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National Association of Letter Carriers
Mailhandlers
Laborers International Union
National Association of Rural Letter Carriers
Filmed surveillance of groups eyed by CIA and FBI
Three organizations including the American Friends Service Committee Women Strike for Peace and a Chicago group fighting intelligence agencies testified before the Senate Intelligence Committee. They warned a new charter for a national intelligence service would not prevent future abuses and cited files the CIA FBI and State Department kept on them.
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Women Strike For Peace
Chicago
Senate Intelligence Committee
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White House
Vance in Geneva for talks to slow nuclear arms race
Secretary of State Cyrus Vance flew to Geneva to seek progress in slowing the nuclear weapons race amid souring Soviet relations. The trip includes a gesture of support for dissidents Anatoly Shcharansky and Alexander Ginzburg, while debate continues over limits on missiles and bombers.
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Cyrus KR. Vance
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Alexander Ginzburg
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Shehransky
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U.S
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Andrei A. Gromyko
Court orders chemotherapy for child in state intervention ruling
A six month Plymouth County Superior Court case ends with the state allowed to enforce chemotherapy for Chad Green over parental refusal. The court granted temporary custody to welfare authorities to ensure treatment, while recognizing limits on family autonomy. The Greens plan federal action against Mass General and welfare officials, alleging civil rights violations.
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Supreme Court
Edward Hennessey
Greens
Massachusetts General Hospital
George Donovan
Hull
John Truman
Massachusetts General
Welfare Department
U.S
Edward Caffrey
Superior Court
Chad
Green
East German Dissident Sentences Strain Bonn East Berlin Ties
West and East Germany faces tension after Rudolf Bahro and Nico Huebner receive eight and five year terms for high treason and draft dodging. West German leaders condemn rulings as terror judgments stirring protests across parties and push for suspending talks with the East.
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Rown Wee Germany
Rudolf Bahro
East Berlin
Nico Huebner
Berlin
West Germany
Anatoly Shcharansky
Alexander Ginzburg
United States
Bahro
Huebner
West Berlin
Senate
Loyola Federal Reaches One Billion In Assets
Loyola Federal reports assets top one billion dollars marking Maryland’s largest savings and mortgage association. The credit union highlights homeownership growth, community development, and extensive branch network across Maryland as it nears its 100th anniversary in 1979.
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Baltimore
Miestone
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Statement of Condition for Juve x 1978
The report lists assets including cash, government and other investment securities, loans secured by members accounts, real estate held, office property, and reserves totaling 81,094,485 with 6,006,700 in other items. Liabilities show savings accounts, borrowed funds, and trustees’ funds with reserves and surplus. The association’s books are audited annually by a certified public accounting firm and examined by the Federal Home Loan Bank Board.
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Assac
Netunel Farm of Certified Public Accountants
Addynon
Federal Home Loan Bank Board
Loyola Federal Directors and officers listed in 1960s roster
The document presents a scrambled roster of Loyola Federal board directors and officers including names such as Joseph W. Moemilier, Gorden Hannes, and Alex Aron, with titles like Chairman of the Board, Executive Officer, Senior Vice President, Treasurer, and Controller. It appears as a fragmented OCR snippet listing multiple individuals and roles without coherent structure.
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