Chrysler UAW talks study weekend offer for up front raise
UAW and Chrysler negotiators met for a first round after autoworkers rejected a tentative contract with no immediate wage increase. Fraser said workers want a wage up front, though size not specified. The rejected pact would have raised wages tied to profits and restored cost of living allowances. The second round aims to conclude by next Friday.
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Highland Park
Mich
Chrysler Corp
United Auto Workers
UAW
Chrysler
Douglas A. Fraser
Fraser
Charles Scales
Rank
U.S
Mouthwash burns man in Clearwater incident
A Massachusetts tourist suffered minor mouth burns after drinking cinnamon Lavoris that may have been tainted with acid in Clearwater. Police say tests are planned and initial reports suggest acid. the bottle bought at an Albertson's in Belleair Bluffs was immediately removed from shelves as the store cooperates.
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Clearwater, Fla
Massachusetts
Jim Balzotti
Pembroke
Mass
Ron Bliss
Balzotti
Albertson's
Belleair Bluffs
Here
Wayne Meissner
Meissner
The
Albertson’s
Cruise missile work to resume at Litton plant
A Litton Systems Canada Ltd plant in Toronto is set to resume production of Cruise missile guidance systems after a blast from a van packed with 300 to 500 pounds of explosives. Police confirm the area is safe and estimate only about a week of lost work, with most damage limited to one building and a 60 foot hole.
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Toronto
UPI
U.S
Litton Systems Canada Ltd
Canada
Litton
Ronald Keating
Charles Pittman
Litton Industries
Beverly Hills
Calif
Pittman
Viet Namese refugee children arrive in New York
Nine Viet Namese American children arrived at Kennedy Airport with six guardians after a two day flight from Bangkok. They were welcomed by relatives and relief workers. Many wore blue jackets donated by aid groups. An estimated 15,000 to 20,000 Amerasian children remain in Vietnam under current U S law.
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New York
UPI
United States
Bangkok
Land
Kennedy International
Red
Vietnam
Secon
America
U.S
Suu Thi Heldt
Binh
Substitute tenor booed as Met audience riots at Lincoln Center
In a New York Metropolitan Opera performance of La Gioconda, substitute Carlo Bini was loudly booed after replacing Placido Domingo who had a cold. The crowd escalated into chaos with fans throwing programs and fistfights breaking out as boos continued.
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New York
UPI
Metropolitan Opera
Lincoln Center
Carlo Bini
Placido Domingo
Met
Domingo
New York Times
Bini
New York Opera
U N agency aid halted over Israel exclusion
The Reagan administration said it will halt United States financial contributions to the International Atomic Energy Agency and will withhold all U.N. payments if Israel is excluded from U.N. agencies. Secretary of State George Shultz warned of similar actions against other U.N. bodies, calling such moves a grave setback for peace in the Middle East. The step follows U.S. withdrawal from the AEA conference and affects 8.5 million dollars of 1982 installments, aiming to influence a Nairobi vote on Israel’s status at the ITU.
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UPI
Reagan
Israel
United Nations
U.S
International Atomic Energy Agency
Middle East
United States
AEA
Haa
Ency
AIBA
Nairobi
Kenya
International Telecommunications Union
ITU
Shultz
Prints checked for clues CYANIDE homicide case details
A hearing reveals the victim in a decomposed attic death died from skull fractures classed as homicide though autopsy could not determine the exact cause. Lewis, indicted in Missouri on theft and forgery, is described as bright and intelligent and connected to tax work in Kansas City and Chicago. He used several aliases and fled with his wife to Chicago about nine months ago after leaving their North Side home.
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Lewis
Missouri
Ury
Kansas City
Chicago
The
Chicago Tribune
Richardson
James Lewis
Leonard Lewis
John Ryan
David Woods
North Side
Amarillo
Texas
Weather forecast summary for tonight and regions
Cloudy tonight with a 40 percent chance of snow flurries and temperatures from 35 to 40. Fair elsewhere across the nation except for the north Pacific Coast, the upper Pxeissions Valley, and southern Florida. Historical notes include record high 82 and low 27 for the date, with humidity around 71 percent yesterday evening and 89 percent this morning.
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North Pacific Coast
Florida
Weather, storms shift across the United States
Cold, rain, and snow dominated the day with showers over the Great Lakes and upper Ohio Valley. Snow flurries touched Upper Michigan as temperatures dipped to 34 in Marquette. Gale warnings emerged as a storm threatened Puerto Rico and gusty winds affected the Northeast, with deer and cattle suffering amid snow drifts and drought conditions in Crook County.
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Great Lakes
Ohio Valley
Upper Michigan
New York
Watertown
North Atlantic
Marquette
Mich
Upper Peninsula
Ohio
Sundance
Wyo
Crook County
Ben Pulse
Puerto Rico
Atlantic
United States
Florida
Texas
Pacific Coast
Great Basin
California
Moon denied retrial in tax evasion case
U S District Judge Gerard L Goettel rejected Sun Myung Moon s bid for a new trial after a secret juror misconduct inquiry. He interviewed three jurors and found the allegations not credible. Taped conversations cited as possible prejudicial remarks were made by an unidentified source and linked to a former private detective tied to Moon s Unification Church.
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New York
Sun Myung Moon
U.S
Gerard L. Goettel
Moon
Goettel
Virginia Stewart
Jo Ann Harris
The
Unification Church
Ms. Harris
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