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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1998

Page

5

Strike-expands as GM Flint plant idle and 18,000 workers stranded

The UAW strike at GM floors 18,000 workers nationwide with Flint Truck Assembly the latest idle facility halting fenders and hoods supply to Chevrolet Blazer SUVs and Oldsmobile Intrigue. Analysts warn further plant shutdowns could cost GM hundreds of millions weekly as talks stall and suppliers cut shifts across the Midwest.

Flint Mich United Auto Workers General Motors Corp Flint Truck United States Canada Oldsmobile Upper Midwest Lear Corp Michigan Ontario Ohio Norm McComb UAW Local 649 UAW Gerry Holmes Detroit William Billy’’ Durant United Auto Worker General Motors Flint Metal Center Fint

Fugitive arsonist who fled in 1972 captured in Seattle

Darion Northrup Castle age 63 was arrested in his suburban Seattle home while using the alias Mark Bradfield the Palm Beach prosecutor in 1972 who handled his case. He had been convicted of arson in the 1970 sailboat explosion that killed Mary Patricia Kirby and released to appeal but failed to surrender after Supreme Court denial. Authorities say the capture ends a long FBI investigation with unclear details of his two decades of activity.

Seattle Florida Darion Northrup Sam’’ Castle Mark Bradfield Palm Beach Cording FBI Castle Mary Patricia Kirby Kirby U.S. Supreme Court Dick Thurston

Bombing suspect's belongings auctioned in Marble sale

The storage locker of Alabama abortion clinic bombing suspect Eric Rudolph was auctioned in Marble North Carolina. Items included shell casings a rifle scope harmonicas and a $10 washing machine raising 2639 dollars with 235 dollars paid toward Rudolph owed rent to Cal's Mini Storage.

Marble N.C Alabama Eric Robert Rudolph Cal’s Mini Storage

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