Postal unions end talks storm out in wage standstill
The APWU and NALC say negotiations are over after management demands a three year wage freeze for 600 000 to 400 000 postal workers and salaries for new hires slashed from 21011 to 17852 top union leaders accuse management of refusing genuine bargaining The impasse could lead to federal fact finding and binding arbitration under the Postal Reorganization Act with possible raises and a stamp price impact.
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Nation honors POW MIA with service and air displays
Thousands release red white and blue balloons nationwide as jet fighters in Arizona and Washington fly the missing man formation to mark Prisoner of War Missing in Action Day. Families cling to hope a son may walk in the door one day while veterans challenge recovery efforts for the 2489 Americans unaccounted in Vietnam and 8177 in Korea. President Reagan proclaims the day to honor those missing in Vietnam.
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Attica Prison Stand-Off Ends After Yard Incident
Nearly 200 inmates at Attica state prison ended a seven hour standoff after refusing to leave the yard following a guard attack with a metal bat. One inmate was shot and treated. no mass force used. About 125 initially remained outside, later most returned to cells, with the rest spending the night on the yard.
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Communist Laos Claim 600-Year Monarchy Ende Debate
The communists seized control of Laos in 1975 and declared an end to the 600 year old monarchy, marking a major shift in the Southeast Asian nation. The report notes the new regime and its assertion of political change shaping regional dynamics.
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Nation honors MIAs with memorials and pledges to press for answers
Across the nation relatives of POWs and missing in action veterans gathered in ceremonies from the White House lawn to statehouses. Leaders urged action in the presidential campaign and announced joint digs at a Vietnam War crash site to recover remains. Balloons, flags, and vigils marked the observances as families pressed for accountability.
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