Air controllers cannot win PATCO in strike says Cohen
Chicago consultant Herb Cohen argues PATCO must fold and seek a graceful retreat. He cites negotiating blunders by both sides, notes government no strike stance, and warns the strike endangers air safety and the economy. Cohen suggests private apologies and a possible new union while preserving Reagan era constraints.
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Paul Galloway
Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago
Herb Cohen
Cohen
Reagan
Kenny Rogers
PATCO
Power Negotiations Institute
Northbrook
FBI
U.S
Iran
Carter
Robert E. Poli
Lewis rejects plea to reopen air traffic talks
Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis says the three week old U S strike is a U S matter and rejects an international call to reopen negotiations. PATCO leader Poli reports indirect talks and a line of communication exists, while the International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers backs reopening discussions in Amsterdam with the U S administration.
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Washington
Drew Lewis
U.S
International Federation of Air Traffic Controllers
Amsterdam
Reagan
Lewis
NBC
Meet the Press
Spain
New York
Robert E. Poli
Professional
Federal Mediation Service
Poli
Harry Henschler
Canada
International Federation
Reagan moves to broaden U S surveillance powers at home and abroad
A Reagan administration plan aims to loosen Carter era limits on intelligence gathering. Richard Willard says the new order would reduce approval layers and allow more flexible operations including physical surveillance, with details to come as the inter agency task force crafts the policy.
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Washington
U.S
Justice Department
Richard Willard
William French Smith
Office of Intelligence Policy
Carter
FBI
Congressional
Vietnam
Willard
CIA
Mysterious break up of Cuban boat sparks exile tangle
Cuban exiles on a Turks and Caicos Island contend a weekend explosion sank their 71 foot shrimper Franklin and Ian and left 13 missing. Police report 67 aboard survived as locals say the craft broke apart in rough seas with no bombing. The dispute centers on whether an explosion occurred and if any fighters are missing.
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Randall Hackley
Associated Press
Miami
Freedom Fighters
Wilfredo Navarro
Cubans United
Turks and Caicos Islands
Providenciales
Franklin
Ian
Navarro
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Watergate
Frank Sturgis
Sturgis
New Lab Opens in Ohio to Fight Mysterious Reye's Syndrome
In Columbus Ohio a National Reye's Syndrome Foundation Research Laboratory opens at Ohio State University to study the disease linked to early infections in children. Dr Brian Andreson says the lab is ready for fall cases as the condition remains poorly understood and potentially fatal.
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Associated Press
Columbus
Ohio
National
David Morens
Centers For Disease Control
Atlanta
Andreson
Children’s Hospital
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