Healy To Rule On Postal Strife
Washington AP. Mediator James J. Healy plans binding arbitration to settle the postal contract dispute as talks stall by Saturdays deadline. A confrontation occurred outside talks with New Jersey postal workers who were fired for a July wildcat strike at a Jersey City bulk mail center. Large unions threaten possible illegal action Wednesday but may back down if mass participation falters. Healy hopes parties settle before the self imposed 10 am EDT Saturday deadline.
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Washington
Postal Service
James J. Healy
New Jersey
Emmet Andrews
American Postal Workers Union
Andrews
Jersey City
N.J
Healy
Pomona Ham and Bean Bash Set for Annual Event
Local Pomona hosts its annual ham and bean bash on Page 3 while records pose a problem for the sheriff's department. The notice notes municipal activities, planning details, and ongoing administrative challenges affecting law enforcement records management.
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Pomona
Sheriff's Department
Ottawa School Board adopts foreign student tuition policy
The Ottawa School Board approved a three point plan requiring foreign students to pay tuition equal to about 1350 dollars per year plus tutoring, pass an English proficiency test, and show responsible guardianship with admin approval. The policy takes effect immediately for new cases.
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Lawrence
Emporia
To Cool Off With Rain Possible In Kansas
A slow moving cold front brings cooler weather to Kansas with a chance of scattered showers and isolated severe thunderstorms in the east. Temperatures fall to the 70s in the northwest and 80s in the southeast, with a 30 percent rain chance tonight and Wednesday. The outlook through Saturday shows mostly pleasant, dry conditions with highs in the 70s.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
National Weather Service
Weather Service
Kansas ABC weighs move to halt new liquor law rules
Topeka AP The Kansas attorney general weighs a temporary injunction to stop the ABC from drafting rules for the liquor in restaurants law until the state Supreme Court rules on constitutionality. The suit argues the law circumvents the state constitution. If counties vote yes in November, eateries may apply for licenses. Arguments not set. decision after election.
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Topeka
Kan
Kansas
State Atcholic Beverage Control Division
State Supreme Court
John R. Martin
William Schutte
ABC
Schutte
Attorney General’s
Carter presses for Israel concessions at Camp David summit
President Carter pursues a ‘‘gigantic effort’’ to win Israeli concessions with SA DATA and Begin tied to indirect talks. A Monday ministerial meeting was postponed while Powell said no face to face talks have occurred. Assad in Bonn attacked Sadat’s peace bid, urging Arab unity and Palestinian rights.
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Camp David, Md
Carter
Israel
U. S
Egypt
Anwar Sadat
Sadat
Menachem
Jody Powell
Begin
Powell
White House
Bonn
West Germany
Hafez Assad
Mideast
Camp David
Assad
Filibuster Looms In Natural Gas Struggle
Senate debate on the Carter energy bill intensifies as opponents including Howard Baker signal a possible filibuster. Vice President Mondale gathers votes while undecided senators number about two dozen. support grows among liberals, conservatives, and formerly undecided Republicans.
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Senate
Howard Baker
Carter
Baker
House- Senate Conference Committee
Associated Press
Walter F. Mondale
White House
Edmund Muskie
Maine
Robert Griffin
Michigan
James Pearson
Kansas
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University of Kansas
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Neuenswander
State Department of Education
Jack Patty
Ottawa Recreation Commission
ORC
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Walt Dengel
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Beauchamp
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