Mail strike spreads from city as postal workers walk off
The wildcat strike by letter carriers worsened and spread to neighboring states including Connecticut New Jersey and Long Island. Post Office officials said more workers stayed off the job than before despite a court order and urged compliance while some Fed workers signaled support but remained at work.
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New York
UPS
Post Office Department
Texas
Cincinnati
Ohio
Letters Carriers
Post Office
Washington
Winton M. Blount
Richard H. Lukstat
Connecticut
New Jersey
Westchester County
Long Island
Lukstat
UPI
Long
National ‘Postal System
National Association of Letters Carriers
NALC
Zodiac forecasts and a major mail strike clash in NYC
The page combines an astrological forecast for Aries through Pisces with a separate report on a nationwide U.S. postal strike centered in New York City. The walkout involves about 35 million pieces of mail daily and 30,000 postal workers, with starting pay cited at 6176 dollars annually rising to 8442 after 21 years.
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Scorpio
Sagittarius
Capricorm
Aquarius
New York City
Letters Carriers’ Union
Pyhel trial postponed in Scottsdale kidnapping case
The trial of Henry Pyhel, a Scottsdale man, on charges including kidnapping and rape of a Phoenix College student, plus theft and assault, was postponed to May 5 in Maricopa County Superior Court. Pyhel, arrested Sept 23, faces multiple counts in Judge Howard Thompson’s court after police noted a resemblance to the suspect.
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Scottsdale
Phoenix College
Maricopa County
Henry Pyhel
E.osborn
Pyhel
Howard Thompson
General Hurt In Copter Crash Near Chu Lai
U S Army Maj Gen Lloyd B Ramsey and five subordinates were rescued after spending the night in Viet Cong controlled jungle near Chu Lai. Two pilots died in the crash seven miles west of Chu Lai. Ramsey in good condition at Chu Lai hospital with others reported satisfactory or in good shape. The crash occurred Tuesday amid dense jungle and fog with ground fire ruled out as a cause.
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Saigon
UPS
South Vietnam
U.S
Lloyd B. Ramsey
Chu Lai
Ramsey
McLean
U.S. Americal Division
Chu ‘Lai
Robert J. Thomas
Reston
Ray Murphy
Connersville
Ind
Thomas J. Ruffing
Clio
S.C
John P. Tucker
Lima
Ohio
Stephen C. Pike
Enterprise
Ala
Ronald D. Franson
San Diego
Calif
Mickie L. Reed
Brownsville
Housing measure sent to Congress by Nixon administration
The Nixon administration sent to Congress a new housing bill proposing FHA loans with no down payment. The measure targets expanding homeownership by allowing buyers to secure federal housing loans without an initial down payment.
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Congress
Washington
UPI
Nixon
Federal Housing Administration
Department of Housing and Urban Development
Fire reported at Paradise Valley High School cafeteria
Scottsdale Rural Fire Department responded to Paradise Valley High School at 8 03 p m after a fire was reported in the cafeter ia. Firemen said a chair near a heater caused the blaze and the damage was minor at about 10 dollars.
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Scottsdale
Paradise Valley High School
40Th St
Bell Rd
Planning and Zoning Study Commission Plans Prudence With Money
A city study commission discusses prudent budgeting and financial planning for zoning projects. Officials emphasize careful spending, review of plans, and aligning allocations with long term growth goals. The group reviews funding sources and safeguards to ensure responsible use of public funds.
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Avis Bent
A Cab System, Inc
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Philco Ford
Western States
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Wm. Reid
Howard Ryan, Jr
J. Peterson
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DDS
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