Pact reaches as Greyhound drivers end strike
Greyhound Lines and the Amalgamated Transit Union reached a tentative settlement to end a month-long strike. The agreement, which included pay cuts sought by Greyhound, requires ratification by Dec. 20. About 7,500 drivers and 5,200 other workers would remain off the job until ratified.
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Washington
Greyhound Lines
Greyhound
Kay McMurray
Oklahoma man appeals delay in proving innocence
Crescent Oklahoma oil field equipment salesman Joe Robert McDonald faced an aggravated sexual abuse charge in Ector County. After 13 months of investigation, medical tests showed different blood types, leading to charges being dropped. He criticized the police and DA for shoddy handling and delays, saying the system failed to reveal the truth promptly.
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Joe Robert McDonald
Ector County
Crescent
Okla
McDonald
Odessa
District Attorney’s Office
Drill team drill at Ector County Coliseum near Odessa
A one day drill team competition drew about 30 high schools from Texas and New Mexico. Participants were cadets from Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps units.
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Ector County Coliseum
Texas
New Mexico
Junior Reserve Officer Training Corps
Israel Attacks Lebanese Bases After PLO Evacuation Plan
Israeli jets bombed guerrilla bases in Lebanon's central mountains in retaliation for attacks on Israeli troops. The U N Security Council approved a plan to evacuate Yasser Arafat and his PLO loyalists from Tripoli using ships flying the Lebanese flag, then the U N flag in international waters. Fourteen planes hit Bhamdoun and Safar targets while reports said one Israeli soldier was killed and another wounded in Nabatiyeh amid ongoing clashes.
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Lebanon
U.N. Security Council
PLO
Yasser Arafat
Tripoli
Arafat
Palestine Liberation Organization
U.N
Tel Aviv
Bhamdoun
Safar
Nabatiyeh
Israel
Tyre
Beirut-Damascus
Texas horse country fuels influx as breeders move in
North of Dallas Fort Worth farms breed and train cutting show and racing horses as breeders from other states relocate for the growing industry. Ranch owner Gail Cooper notes the area as the nations third largest breeding operation outside Kentucky and expects pari mutuel betting in Texas someday.
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Texas
Dallas- Fort Worth
Dan Fick
The
Oklahoma Horse Racing Commission
American Quarterhorse Association
Gail Cooper
Kentucky
Cooper
Kelli Proctor
Texas Quarterhorse Association
Dallas-Fort Worth
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