Salina Officials Defend Highway Crew Layoffs Over PCB Safety
Salina Supervisor Carol Boehlert defended discharging the town highway crew after they sought PCB workplace protections. The emergency meeting resulted in 31 workers and two supervisors laid off until PCB tests at Mattydale garage clear the site. Tests due Wednesday may allow a return to work. layoffs affect pay unless vacation time is used. The union vows grievances. county and town officials discuss alternate sites and protective measures amid PCB findings near Ley Creek and related test sites.
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Salina
Carol Boehler
Highway Department
Mattydale Highway
Boehlert
Onondaga County Legislature
Nicholas Pirro
Syracuse
Saivna
Robert Culkin
Members of
Service Employees International Union
Mike Gene
Culkin
School Road
Ley Creek
Cambridge Avenue
Highway Garage
Salt Town Acres
Longbranch Road
Mark Duffy
Duerr
Larkin Parks
Liverpool Golf Course
Lyncourt
Penn Can
Mall Boehlert and
Spina
Duerr Park
State Department of Environmental Conservation
Duffy
PTL cleans house amid missing files and layoffs in Fort Mill
PTL ministry purges executives and 200 employees from its payroll, amid missing construction orders and documents. Debt reported at 365 million. a 14 million lawsuit by Roe Messner is withdrawn. Rich Dortch’s son-in-law and Bakker associates named in layoffs, with unclear who bugged the building.
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PTL
Jim Bakker
Jerry Falwell
Hargrave
Don Hardister
Bakker
Jerry Nims
Heritage USA
Rich Dortch
Richard Dortch
Charlotte
N.C
Observer
Deanna Collins
Shirley Fulbright
Vi Azvedo
Nims
Richard Dorich
Roe Messner
Wichita, Kan
Eight IRA guerrillas killed in Loughall attack in Northern Ireland
Security forces reportedly waited after a tip-off as IRA men rammed the gates of a police station with an earthmover in Loughall County Armagh. Eight died, including Jim Lynagh, with a civilian motorist also shot. Sinn Fein offered condolences. The attack marked the worst IRA loss in a single operation since 1969.
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Belfast
Northern Ireland
County Armagh
Loughall
Belast
Jim Lynagh
Irish Republican Army
Press Association
IRA
Sinn Fein
Teish Republic
Poland jetliner crash near Warsaw kills all 183 aboard
A LOT Polish Airlines Ilyushin 62 bound for New York crashed four miles from Warsaw after takeoff from Okecie Airport. The fully loaded plane carrying 172 passengers and 11 crew vanished in Kabaty Woods at 10:20 a.m. The disaster, the worst in Poland since World War II, left no immediate word on nationalities or exact causes, while Pan Am ground handlers in New York prepared for Kennedy arrival.
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Poland
New York
Okeeie
LOT Polish Airlines
Kabaty Woods
PAP
Itis
LOT
Okech
United States
Kennedy International Airport
Margarita Subiros
Pan American World Airways
Pan Am
Contra funds offered to help free hostages
A congressional panel member disclosed that Adolfo Calero, head of the Nicaraguan Contras, was asked to aid in ransoming U S hostages in Lebanon. The testimony adds a new dimension to Iran Contra investigations, suggesting funds or requests for hostage help moved within the wider arms for hostages scheme.
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Contra
Washington
Congressional Investigating Committees
Lebanon
William S. Cohen
Maine
Iran
U.S
Cohen
Adolfo Calero
Democratic Force
Con
Hart ends presidential bid amid media storm
Hart declares the press and public scrutiny have corrupted the selection process, calls for system reforms as he ends his 1988 Democratic bid. He cites uproar over personal life rumors and a siege of reporters at his home, while noting remaining debts and possible federal funds.
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Denver
Gary Hart
Hart
Brigay
Massachusetts
Michael S. Dukakis
The
Miami Herald
Rocky Mountain Foothills
Bill Dixon
Jacquinn
Pat
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Thomas Jefferson
Richard Secord
Thomas Green
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