UPS Talks Lose Momentum In Nationwide Strike
Renewed government effort to end a Teamsters strike against UPS has stalled as leaders urge members to dig in. Dispatches say talks remain unsettled after Aug. 4 walkout that has halted most shipments of the carrier’s 12 million daily items. Federal mediators pressed for real concessions while union caucus leaders warned against inflated expectations.
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President signs tuna-dolphin bill in partial relief
Washington AP: President Clinton signs a tuna dolphin bill long debated in Congress. The compromise clears Congress and the White House lifting a 1990 ban and delaying a dolphin safe label until March 1999 to study labeling methods and commerce implications.
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Feds Won't Prosecute Ruby Ridge Officials
The federal case over the siege at Randy Weaver’s Idaho cabin ended without prosecution for involved officials. Questions about the rules of engagement surfaced after an armed standoff that wounded a deputy and killed Weaver’s wife. A Senate subcommittee found violations of the Constitution and some agents’ orders. Potts, chosen by FBI Director Louis Freeh as No. 2, was reassigned in August 1995 with pay while on leave.
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