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Syracuse Herald Journal in Syracuse, New York

05 Sep 1978

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Syracuse Herald Journal

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Syracuse, New York, United States of America

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Sep 05, 1978

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5

Suspect quizzed in 17 slayings

Kenneth G. Taylor, 37, of Youngstown Ohio, confesses to 17 killings across three states. Nashville police say he claimed the murders while stopped for a broken taillight. two bodies are reportedly sought. Ohio officers plan to question him about a homicide in Beaver Township, while in Nashville officers investigate the slaying of David Willie.

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Nashville Sherman Nickens Nashville Police Henry Rogers Taylor David Willie Willie Bill Robeck Robeck Boardman Ohio Beaver Township North Lima David Hamilton Hamilton Linda
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Postal negotiators in face-to-face talks

Washington AP negotiations between the U S Postal Service and three unions resume in person as workers near a Sept 16 deadline for a settlement or mediator imposed contract. Emmet Andrews of the American Postal Workers Union leads anxious talks after prior sessions detailing issues and ground rules for a 15 day bargaining period.

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Washington Postal Service James Healy Emmet Andrews American Postal Workers Union Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service Andrews
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CAB Chairman Warns Against Mergers Reducing Competition

Alfred E. Kahn of the Civil Aeronautics Board states no merger should lessen route competition and hints at possible approvals. Current cases include North Central-Southern merger and National-Texas International, with talks under National-Pan Am and Continental-Western. CAB aims to boost competition across the industry.

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Washington Civil Aeronautics Board Alfred E. Kahn CAB North Central Southern Airways National Texas International Pan Am Continental Western Airlines
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