Resignation hints for Carter era transportation chief Adams
Washington Transportation Secretary Brock Adams, facing criticism from early in his term, is viewed as likely to depart before year end. Speculation links Alfred Kahn Langhorne Bond and John M Sullivan as possible replacements while Adams denies plans to resign. He remains confident in his work while privately weighing private practice after 17 years in public service.
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Byrd Calls for Ambassador Young Ouster After Irresponsible Claim
Senate Leader Byrd warns Young faces dismissal if he makes another offensive remark. Young, in Belgrade, argued that U.S. political prisoners exist, likening dissenters’ trials to Soviet dissidents. The clash drew support and criticism from officials and the press.
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Dayan says lack of formal plan won't derail Mideast talks
Egypt has tabled new peace proposals but Israeli Foreign Minister Moshe Dayan says they won’t affect his London talks with Egyptian counterpart Mohammed Ibrahim Kamel. Dayan expects the conference to focus beyond Sinai withdrawals, amid reports Sadat asked Israel for a new West Bank border and a possible strategic presence. Egyptian officials say both sides seek a five year transition letting Palestinians take over West Bank and Gaza, with a final status accord to follow. Talks in Britain Tuesday and Wednesday, with Cyrus Vance also attending, will decide if negotiations continue in the Sinai.
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Rabbi Greenwald links to Shcharansky spy swap talks
American rabbi Ronald Greenwald says he joined negotiations for a Shcharansky exchange, meeting East German lawyer Wolfgang Vogel in Europe. Shcharansky was convicted of espionage and anti-Soviet agitation and sentenced to 13 years in a Soviet labor camp.
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Slaying at Oklahoma City Steakhouse Leaves Six Dead
Six workers at a Sirloin Stockade in Southern Hills, Oklahoma City, were killed during a late night robbery when robbers forced them into a walk in freezer and shot them. Four victims were teenagers. the assistant manager's girlfriend died later in hospital. Police have no suspects and found few clues, with a scene cordoned off and a partial coin trail as possible evidence.
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David Lindsay
David Salzman
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Isaac E. Freeman
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Terry M. Horst
Oklahoma Children’s Memorial Hospital
Seven cities face strikes and worker troubles nationwide
Seven cities across the country experience walkouts and labor strife among municipal workers. Louisville union officials demand signed contracts to end firefighter strikes, while Philadelphia endures missing garbage collectors, prison guards, and health workers. New York, Memphis, and Cleveland clash with officials over contracts, and Sedalia ends a one day sickout by judge order as New Bern hires outside officers until its police force is fully rehired.
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