Bridgeport Teachers End Two Year Pact Amid Strikes
More than 22,500 students returned to class in Bridgeport, Connecticut as a 19 day teachers strike ended with a two year contract. The deal includes a 6 percent raise first year and 7.5 percent second year plus increments and a no reprisals clause.
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Connecticut
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Arthur Pechillo
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Reilly
Ellen Wisser
Ridgeport Education Association
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Robert Bibb
Dayton
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Carl D. Kessler
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Roberta Hunter
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Midview
Lorain County
Warren
Michigan Education Association
Michigan Federation of Teachers
Warren Consolidated
Fall River
Fall River Educators Association
Minneapolis
Burnsville
Ventilator Babies at Children’s Hospital Face Lifelong Tradeoffs
A Philadelphia hospital’s use of a lung ventilator to sustain seven infants highlights advances in pediatric intensive care and the heavy costs and ethical concerns. The device damages developing lungs, delaying growth and survival beyond months, with annual costs around $16,000 per week and a 1.2 million dollar total so far. Parents are learning home care, including nursing, oxygen, suction devices, and coordinating emergency plans, as several children including Justin Lowe and others live with the machine long term.
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Philadelphia
Children’s Hospital
Children’s
Justin Lowe
Justin
John Downes
Mildred Stahlman
Vanderbilt University School of Medicine
Nashville
Tenn
Laurelle
Corky Lowe
Tabernacle
N.J
Electric
Lowes
Christopher Wall
Matthew Dmochewski
Liz Svoboda
Autumn Ramsey
Gerald DiMartini
Erika Weigand
Lke Justin
Master Charge OK a mistake sparks court battle over adult venues
Maryland National Bank seeks to cancel Master Charge membership held by Alpha-Sentura Business Services for 11 Washington area adult venues including Olympic Baths and 10 adult bookstores. Alpha-Sentura sues, claiming moral judgments violate free speech. seeks at least $1 million in damages.
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Washington
Olympic Baths
Maryland
Maryland National Bank
Master Charge
Alpha-Seniora Business Services Inc
Baltimore
Fayetteville
N.C
Alipha-Sentura
U.S. District Court
Hhart
David Moeslein
Alpha-Sentura
Ford strikes sweep Britain over 5 percent pay rise
Thousands of Ford workers walk out at plants across Britain versus a flat 5 percent pay increase for the coming year. The strike challenges the government's 5 percent wage policy aimed at curbing inflation, a policy Prime Minister James Callaghan tied to union talks.
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London
Ford
Britain
James Callaghan
Trade Unions Congress
Rhodesians Smash 25 Guerrilla Bases Across Mozambique
Rhodesian military command reports a four day cross border operation into Mozambique smashing 25 guerrilla camps up to 40 miles inside. The mission engaged Mozambican army forces with no casualties reported. Aerial raids and a government film showed huts burned and a Soviet APC destroyed at one camp housing thousands of fighters.
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Salisbury
Rhodesia
Mozambique
Robert Mugabe
Zimbabwe African National Liberation Army
Zimbabwe
Chimoio
Paper negotiators move talks to Washington in NYC strike
The 46 day old New York newspaper strike affecting Times Daily News and Post workforce 10 000 people moves mediation to Washington D C. Publishers agreed to meet in the capital while observers from Allied Printing Trades Council monitor progress amid stalled bargaining and a looming deadline. Theodore Kheel joins as observer and warns time is running out for both sides.
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New York City
Ffort
New York Times
Daily News and Post
Kenneth Moffett
Times
News and Post
Theodore Kheel
Allied Printing Trades Council
Kheel
Council
Pressman
Terrorists capture two suspects near Dortmund in raid
Police say one of two captured terrorists is Angelika Speitel, 26, linked to the 1977 murders of Siegfried Buback Juergen Ponto and Hanns Martin Schleyer. In a woodland shootout, Speitel and a comrade were wounded while a second man escaped, and a third suspect, Michael Knol, 27, was detained.
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West Germany
Angelika Speitel
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Red Army
Siegfried Buback
Juergen Ponto
Hanns-Martin Schlever
Karlsruhe
Duesseldorf
Ulrich Haffke
Miss Speier
Wolfgang Manner
Michael Knol
Writers Propose Ideas For Daily Living Section
A team of competent writers presents a range of ideas to improve daily life in the Sunday Lifestyle pages. They outline practical tips and fresh angles to enrich readers' routines and home living experiences.
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