SBC and union reach tentative five year contract
SBC Communications reaches a five year tentative contract with more than 100000 union workers after a four day strike. The deal includes across the board wage increases averaging 2.3 percent annually and yearly lump sums around 300 dollars. CWA leader Mort Bahr says the agreement helps workers adapt to new tech jobs while SBC officials cite cost structure flexibility and strong wages and benefits.
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Bush outlines path to Iraqi elections amid insurgent attacks
President Bush spoke of difficult days ahead as insurgents continue to menace Iraq’s political progress. Analysts note the turmoil includes assassinations and attacks on infrastructure while officials prepare for a January vote and a full general to replace Sanchez. A new UN draft backs the June 30 transfer of power and a U.S.-led multinational force.
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Ottawa district plans 26 million north city elementary bond
The Ottawa school board proposes a 26 million bond to build a four unit elementary school on the north edge of town to replace Lincoln Elementary. The project would add 20 classrooms for about 480 students and open in 2007 if voters approve. The plan, reviewed at the June 14 meeting, includes final details and timing ahead of the November election amid storm warnings.
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US seeks UN blessing for post occupation Iraq plan
The United States and Britain present a draft U.N. resolution backing a post occupation Iraqi government. The Security Council signals cautious support but demands greater Iraqi control over security and the multinational force. France and Germany push for Iraq's interim government to lead security decisions amid ongoing violence and U.S. domestic criticism of Bush.
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