Cities Gain Power Over Public Workers Live Location and Unions
The Supreme Court ruling shifts authority to local governments allowing living-in requirements for city employees, limiting overtime pay and curbing police union bargaining. Washington, Dallas and Austin move to pass local laws. critics warn of costs and weakened worker protections.
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FCC Appointment for Margita White Reported
Margita E. White, White House communications director, is slated for appointment to the Federal Communications Commission by President Ford. White, 38, emigrated from Sweden in 1948, naturalized in 1955, and previously served four years under Nixon aide Herbert G. Klein.
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Mars Landscape Puzzles Scientists See Landing Feasible
Fresh Viking 1 photos from Mars show diverse terrain with channels and craters, some resembling lunar features. Researchers caution fierce debates over how water shaped the landscape while confirming enough hazard-free ground for a July 4 Viking landing at Chryse.
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EPA says nuclear crash risks higher than NRC Rasmussen study
EPA urges tougher safety studies after reviewing NRC Rasmussen findings. If a core meltdown occurred, immediate deaths are uncertain but long term cancer deaths could rise to 66 000 to 330 000. NRC panel led by Norman Rasmussen compiled the 3 year 3 million study. Whitlam begins private Israel visit meeting Rabin and Smith.
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Guard says firing at Indiana State Prison tied to press
Khalid Choudhry a guard at the Indiana State Prison in Michigan City alleges his dismissal was to punish him for going to the press He claims the firing followed a news conference on security and training issues Warden Leo Jenkins says the probationary employee was fired for releasing classified information after a review board met The guard's lawyer criticizes the closed hearing and notes lack of legal representation during proceedings
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