Striking Workers Demand Publication Of Grievance Statement
At the American Apex clothing plant in San Salvador workers holding an ailing American and two Salvadoran executives hostage won a demand for publication of their grievance statement as a condition for the safe release of plant general manager William Boorstein and the Salvadoran managers. The manifesto accused the employers of trampling workers rights and was broadcast by Salvadoran TV and radio.
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San Salvador
el Salvador
UPI
Apex Clothing
William Boorstein
Cherry Hill
N.J
Pioneer II Near Saturn Rings Faces Possible Collision
Washington UPI reports Pioneer II, launched over six years ago, is approaching Saturn and a picture taking mission of the planet. The probe aims to skirt outside the rings but may extend farther. A collision with icy ring chunks could destroy the craft when it reaches the rings around Aug. 31.
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Washington
UPI
Earth
Saturn
Stewarts welcome baby girl at Cedars-Sinai
Los Angeles reports Alana Stewart wife of Rod Stewart delivered a 6 pound 13 ounce girl at Cedars-Sinai Medical Center on Monday. The infant has not been named.
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Los Angeles
UPI
Alana Stewart
Rod Stewart
Cedars-Sinai Medical Center
Tight jeans linked to pelvic congestion and sterility says doctor
Mexican gynecologist Oscar Bravo Cerradel of the Mexican Social Security Institute warns that habitual use of tight fitting jeans causes pelvic irritation and infections. He says persistent rubbing in the pelvic area can lead to sterility if untreated.
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Mexico City
UPI
Oscar Bravo Cerradel
Mexican
Social Security Institute
Weather Update With Showers And Mild Temperatures
Variable cloudiness with a 50 percent night chance of showers and a high near 80. Wednesday brings showers and possible thunderstorms with highs in the mid 70s. Northeast winds 10 to 15 mph. Marriage license filings list several couples from Norwalk and Wakeman. Birth reported in Willard a girl at Sandusky Memorial. Local deaths include Clyde T Fultz Sr 45 Nova Peter Homolya 64 Berlin Heights Ida Eitle 87 Attica.
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Leonard E. Isbell
Norwalk
Iva L. Hunt
James P. Spayde
Willard
Catherine N. Luppino
Kevin Lee Jordan
Wakeman
Carpenter
Sandra K. Sword
Robert Edward Bennett
Ohio cash crisis hits Norwalk schools
Norwalk City Schools face a cash flow crunch with about 59 000 in the general fund against 33 000 in bills. The district relies on state funds and local taxes. delays in tax settlements push payroll and operations. Statewide shortfall of about 75 million could worsen cash flow across districts, with decisions expected soon on alleviating the gap.
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Norwalk
James Rlbright
United Press International
William D. Keip
State Office of Budget and Management
Keip
State Foundation
Rubright
Huron County
Kenneth Reed
New humane officer resigns over board disputes
Gloria Bickley quit as county humane officer after eight months citing many discrepancies with the Humane Society board of directors. Her resignation, effective Aug. 29, follows two board resignations and ongoing shelter issues, including unfixed dog runway work and a hazardous animal-chamber area, with a replacement being sought.
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Humane Society Board of Directors
Gloria Bickley
Roselle Ward
the Reflector
The
Humane Society
Mayely Waite
Huron County Humane Society
Penny Timbs
Marilyn Sands
Willard
State Auditor's Office
Sands
Timbs
Waite
Bickley
Animal Shelter
Priest Pagano in prison robbery case shaken by confession
In Wilmington Delaware a Pennsylvania man confessed to armed robberies for which Rev Bernard T Pagano is on trial. Seven witnesses had identified Pagano as the Gentlemen Bandit before the courtroom audience and Pagano showed emotion as the judge announced the new confession.
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Wilmington
Del
Bernard T. Pagano
Pagano
Superior Court
Andrew Christie
Pennsylvania
Illinois Raises Drinking Age To 21? State Clarifies Policy
Springfield report states Illinois has joined several states in rolling back minimum drinking age to 21. UPI notes the move as part of ongoing discussions on alcohol policy and public health.
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Springfield, Ill
UPI
Illinois
Shelby man guilty of felonious assault and sentencing
A 23-year-old Shelby man Reaford Harmon was found guilty of felonious assault by Common Pleas Judge Robert W. Smith and sentenced to 4 to 15 years in the Ohio Reformatory. The original charge of attempted murder was reduced as part of a plea agreement with Prosecutor Richard Hauser.
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Shelby
Ohio Reformatory
Reaford Harmon
Common Pleas
Robert W. Smith
Harmon
Greenwich
Donald Murray
Murray
Huron County
Richard Hauser
Ohio
Hauser
Harom
Ohio Supreme Court
Reformatory
Smith
Carter wins friends in Davenport on river cruise stop
Jimmy Carter and Rosalynn Carter amid cheers at Davenport Iowa as up to 5000 people greet them on the Delta Queen. The couple, with daughter Amy, disembark on a red carpet, shake hands, and pose for photos during the halfway point of a 659 mile trip from St Paul to St Louis amid flags, music, and free coffee and doughnuts.
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Davenport
Iowa
UPI
Jimmy Carter
America
Carter
Rosalynn
Amy
St. Paul
Minn
St. Louis
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