Canada ends air strike with back to work law
The Canadian House of Commons ordered air traffic controllers back to work, passing emergency legislation 136 to 11. The law imposes a 7.4 percent pay raise, fines up to 100 dollars daily for noncompliance, and sends the measure to the Senate for approval as Air Canada and other carriers race to restore normal service.
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U.S
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Seattle
Dayton fire strike escalates with fires burning unchecked
Dayton strikers say they will return only if binding arbitration is granted and immunity from prosecution. Residents fought fires with hoses as 14 fires were reported overnight amid a three day walkout by 375 firefighters demanding higher pay and a shorter work week.
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Ohio
Montgomery County Common Pleas Court
William H. Wolff Jr
UA to study why hearts enlarge
Tucson AP says 29 million Americans with heart disease have enlarged hearts and the Univ of Arizona will study why. NIH grants $962,500 to analyze heart chemistry in labs led by Dr. Eugene Morkin with an 11 member team focusing on taurine myosin and the heart’s chemical signaling.
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University of Arizona
National Institutes of Health
Eugene Morkin
UA Medical School
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Morkin
Fischer in Talks With Korchnoi for $3 Million Match
Bobby Fischer may face Victor Korchnoi in a proposed match next February with a West German financier offering $3 million. Korchnoi, a Soviet émigré in West Germany, says he will visit America in early September to finalize details after contacting Fischer.
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New York
Bobby Fischer
Victor Korchnoi
Fischer
Korchnoi
West Germany
Wilfried Hilgert
America
Declarer misreads two finesses in a bridge hand
North passes as South opens spades and declarer wins with a club king and nine top tricks. After trumps, a diamond finesse fails, East takes three hearts and a diamond for one down. Declarer misplays for a 75 percent chance, missing a path to the 10th trick and rubber.
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Josh Billings
Jan Wohlin
Stockholm
Declarer
North
South
East
Hearts
West
FBI questions man in holdups linked to four banks
James Patrick Brady 36 was arrested in Flagstaff on a federal complaint for the Aug 2 First National Bank robbery in Albuquerque. Oregon also seeks him for the July 13 Portland bank robbery. He is being questioned in Anchorage and Show Low and Payson thefts. Brady faces extradition and will appear in Phoenix before a magistrate.
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Flagstaff
Arizona
Albuquerque
U.S
Phoenix
County tightens grip on massage parlors in unincorporated zones
Maricopa County officials say some parlor owners rename and rebrand to sidestep a new state law granting county control over operations and licensing in unincorporated areas. About 60 parlors exist there, with meetings ongoing to draft regulations. authorities warn state prostitution laws are still needed to curb illegal activity.
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Phoenix
Maricopa
Dave Lofgren
Lofgren
Briefcase Bomb Scare Tied to Phoenix Man
William G. Miller of Phoenix left a briefcase at First National Bank on McDowell Road around noon while taking a friend to lunch. The Rural Metro Fire bomb squad evacuated the bank as officers reopened the case. Miller later returned, explaining he left it to prevent it falling off his motorcycle. Police found the case harmless.
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William G. Miller
Phoenix
First National Bank
E. McDowell Rad
Rural Metro Fire Department
Miller
Marsha Palmer
Palmer
Chaparral welcomes new Kiva Cocopah Cherokee band members
Kiva Cocopah and Cherokee graduates invited to join Chaparral High School band this fall report with instruments to the Band Room at 9 a.m. August 23 for new players. Percussion briefing set for August 22 at 9 a.m. A contact is available via Mrs James Thompson for details.
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Kiva
Cocopah
Chaparral High School
Chaparral High
Bill Mitchell
Chaparral
James Thompson
66Th St
Phoenix approves Arcadia street improvement district project
Phoenix City Council authorized engineering consulting for about two miles of streets in the Arcadia-Vista Neighborhood Improvement District bounded by Thomas, Indian School, 40th and 48th, with construction cost estimated at 441000. Adam Hamlyn and Anderson Consulting Engineers Inc. to prepare surveys and plans for 26000. Public hearings follow a five month protest period. construction to start about ten months out.
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East Phoenix
Arcadia-Vista
Thomas and Indian School
Adam, Hamlyn and Anderson Consulting Engineers Inc
Paradise Lane
Scottsdale Road
Herberger Enterprises Inc
64Th Street
Herberger
Vikki Carr Admitted For Bruised Vocal Cords
Singer Vikki Carr was admitted to Methodist Hospital Houston for bruised vocal cords. A spokesman said she postponed a Denver appearance until October to rest her voice.
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Houston
Methodist Hospital
Miss Carr
Denver
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