Hostages praise humane treatment by captors in Amman
A group of 26 American hostages freed from three hijacked jets says Palestinian guerrillas treated them humanely though Arab crowds jeered and spat. They endured Jordanian shelling and were moved between camps before arrival in Amman and on to Rome.
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Women sue Westinghouse Mansfield plant for pay bias
Seventy three women filed a U S district court suit alleging sex discrimination at the Westinghouse Mansfield plant. They claim pay is 12 cents an hour lower than male workers and accuse the company of favoring men with less seniority. The suit also seeks invalidation of parts of a state female protective law restricting lifting, hours, and weekly limit.
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Blacks urged to form orthodox Black Catholic Church
A weekend Ohio Catholic Conference urged Black members to establish a Black Catholic Church that is doctrinally orthodox yet infused with meaning and hope. A. Donald Bourgeois of Ohio State University said Christianity embodies Blackness.
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Cleveland steak house refused service suit filed
Daniel Kekic owner of a Cleveland steak house says he did not serve a long haired man to protect business. Michael Strain 25 Alliance worker at Cleveland Clinic filed a $25,500 suit alleging humiliation and embarrassment from the denial in front of coworkers.
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Norwalk Area Weather And Life Events Bulletin
Variable cloudiness and cool today with a chance of showers and thundershowers, highs in the 50s. Clearing and cooler tonight with frost likely, lows upper 30s to low 40s. Mostly sunny and cool Tuesday, near 60. Wednesday fair and warmer. Births report several local families welcome infants including Craft and Rodriguez. Deaths listed for Horning Russell Rothschuh.
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Kent Shootings Unjustified Say Panel Members
Two members of the President's Commission on Campus Unrest state the Kent State University and Jackson State College shootings last May were completely unjustified. The student member and the police chief voiced the view in Washington on Sunday.
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Furloughs at New Departure Top 1 138 as Strike Bites GM
The New Departure division of GM in Sandusky furloughed 38 more workers bringing total layoffs to over 1,138. Earlier 1,100 employees were sent home as production lines halted. company officials said layoffs are day to day and may affect seniority while union talks continue.
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Postpone Trial Of Greenwich Councilman George Fetter
A trial on an assault and battery charge against Greenwich councilman George Fetter, brought by Greenwich Police Chief Loren Welch, was postponed in Common Pleas Court. The charge stems from an Aug. 23 demolition derby incident at the Huron County Fair. no reason was given for the postponement.
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Kent State opens fall term after campus unrest
About 21 000 students begin fall classes at Kent State University in Kent Ohio, a number about 100 more than last year and including 7 539 freshmen. Extra security measures accompany the opening with students required to carry identification cards following spring disorders in which four students were shot to death.
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Cleveland Policeman Slain as Officers Question Suspects
A Cleveland patrolman Joseph Tracz Jr. was fatally shot after stopping a car on the East Side to check two men for ignoring a red signal. His partner Frederick Fulton was seriously wounded as police pursued the assailants. Tracz had joined the force last October and his wife Linda is eight months pregnant. Fulton had been on the force since 1967.
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