Strike Halls Building Standstill Tied to Wage Rollback
Buffalo area construction nearly halted as 18,000 workers walked off yesterday to protest a Wage Stabilization Board wage rollback. AFL officials report four unions not affected still operating, but overtime risk looms if the WSB does not act on a new appeal for a wage review. Executives urge escrow of disputed wages while awaiting action, but leaders say workers want cash in hand.
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Dnieper Dam Reopened After War Damages Repaired
Water flowed into Russia's great Dnieper Dam today for the first time since the war. The structure had been scorched twice with the Soviet Army destroying it before retreating and the Nazis wrecking repairs as they withdrew. Repairs remain extensive.
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Burns Kill Girl In Bonfire Night Tragedy
Amsterdam reporter Mary Shirley Richardson of Luttonville died last night from burns after her clothing caught fire at a bonfire. The tragedy follows a string of miscast celebrations as families recall earlier incidents and warn for safer gatherings.
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