Nurses at Crouse Irving seek union amid staffing concerns
Critical care nurses at Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital moved to explore union representation citing inadequate staffing, low pay, and tough shifts. The early-stage effort began after a casual meeting at Camillus Mall. administrators declined comment and no bargaining unit details were provided.
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Crouse Irving Memorial Hospital
Crouse Irving
Anne Schott
New York State Nurses Association
Albany
Crouse Irving Memorial
Camillus Mall
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Weather Outlook For Pa Warmer After Rainfall
A brief forecast notes increasing clouds and warmer temperatures in Pa. Friday highs reach 45 to 50 with lows around 20 to 25. Early details show a sunny to pleasant spell followed by a mild turn and more cloud cover.
Syracuse district shrinks psychologist staff and salaries
The Syracuse School District struggles to hire eight school psychologists as offers of 27 000 a year fail to attract applicants. Budget ads costing 6000 in Chicago and Boston have not filled the positions, leaving the district three psychologists short and risking backlog in testing and evaluation. Director Thomas Cappa cites salary as the core issue.
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Syracuse
Chicago
Boston
Thomas Cappa
Dietz Co. Sells Majority to Federal Mogul Jeopardizing Jobs
Dietz Co. sells more than half its business to Federal Mogul Michigan firm. 300 plus jobs at risk as union workers stage a 13 month strike. 180 factory and 120 administrative staff face uncertain fate during a three to four month supply agreement. Napa Auto Parts remains key customer comprising 55 percent of Dietz sales.
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RE. Dietz Co
Michigan
Federal Mogul Corp
James J. Zamoyski
Zamoyski
Federal Mogul
Dietz
Napa Auto
Federal-Mogul
Hugh Dietz
Napa Auto Parts
Potsdam strike turns violent as truck bomb explodes
A long strike at Potsdam Paper Mill escalated when a 1987 GMC Jimmy exploded beneath William Gorham’s daughter's bedroom at 12 40 AM. Earlier a shotgun was fired at Robert Shampine’s home. Police said union members from Florida and a local steward were behind the incidents. No injuries reported.
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Potsdam
William Gorham
Robert Shampine
Florida
Paperworkers International
Syracuse
St. Lawrence County
Clarkson University
State University College At
Michael Allen
Sober St
Norfolk
Theron G. Federick
Gorham
Shampine
Castro signals halt of aid if Sandinistas bow out
Fidel Castro says Cuba will stop military aid to Nicaragua once the Sandinistas transfer power to the U S backed opposition next month. Castro, under pressure after Eastern Europe’s revolutions, accuses Poland Czechoslovakia Hungary and Bulgaria of becoming U S puppets amid a UN critique of Cuba’s human rights record.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Nicaragua
Europe
U.S
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Hungary
Bulgaria
U.N
Prensa Latina
Castro
Havana
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