Telephone workers poised to strike as contract ends
The NYNEX contract for more than 60,000 operators, linemen and other employees in New England and New York expires at midnight. Unions plan picketing and placards while negotiations continue. NYNEX expects management to cover critical jobs and says customers may barely notice.
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Boston
NYNEX
New England
New York
Steve Early
Communications Workers of America
Bob O’brien
Man Fatally Shoots Brother-In-Law in Domestic Dispute
Pablo Rosado, 52, was killed Friday afternoon outside a Syracuse apartment while intervening in a quarrel between his sister and her husband. Jaime Orlando Colon Jr., 30, faces second degree murder and weapon charges after firing a single bar rel shotgun from an upstairs window. Carmine Colon, the sister and wife, was found unharmed but under a protective order against her husband. The motive appeared linked to the sister being slapped during the dispute.
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Pablo Paulino Rosado
Rosado
Carmen Metal Products Inc
Wyoming St
Fabius St
Metalworks
Syracuse
Jaime Orlando Colon Jr
Colon
Carmine Colon
Jaime Colon
Pablo
Lew Brunelle
Jaime
Leigh Hunt
Jaime Orlando Colon
Public Safety Building
Iran Rejects U S Note On Lebanon Crisis
Iran said it refused to receive a U S note on Lebanon amid reports Algeria is taking a lead in freeing Western hostages. IRNA cited an unnamed Foreign Ministry official saying the message had nothing to do with Iran. Also, U N envoy Marrack Goulding pressed talks as Algeria urged progress, with Higgins fate still unresolved and reports of a hostage execution.
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Lebanon
Iran
United States
Algeria
Islamic Republic
Foreign Ministry
Tehran
U.S
Jeet Wesk
IRNA
Cyprus
Bush
Washington Post
William R. Higgins
Joseph Cicippio
Marrack Goulding
U.N
Syria
Goulding
Higgins
Col. Higgins
The
Organization of the Oppressed On Earth
Israel
South
Weather update: humid with storms tonight and Sunday
Record rainfall is expected with muggy conditions and thunderstorms possible tonight. Sunday will be hot and humid with a chance of showers or thunderstorms and a high near 90. Details: A2.
Congress approves S&L bailout and debt increase
Congress passes a sweeping bailout for the savings and loan industry and approves a temporary $70 billion increase in borrowing authority, sending the measures to President Bush for signature. The vote split along party lines as the House backed the package amid debt-limit tensions and a separate military spending bill advanced 312 to 105.
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Washington
Congress
Savings and
Bush
Senate
S&l
House
Conwere
Treasury
Star Wareate
Wenderndt
Crash kills two women in Verona rest area
Two women, Senita Griffin and Rosalyn Belle, died after their car rear ended a parked tractor-trailer at a Thruway rest area in Verona. Griffin, 32, died at the scene. Belle, 36, died en route to Oneida City Hospital. Glyne Griffin, the car’s driver, was treated for chest injuries and cuts. The crash occurred in rain as the westbound car entered the rest area. the truck operator sustained nonfatal injuries.
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Verona
Thruway
Senita Griffin
Princeton St
Hempstead
Rosalyn Belle
London
England
Griffin
Belle
Oneida City Hospital
Glyne Griffin
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