Northwest Atlantic flights rerouted amid controller boycotts
U S and European air routes were diverted south of Canada as Canadian controllers refused United States flights amid a growing protest. Australian and Portuguese factions planned similar refusals, delaying thousands of travelers and halting Northeast Europe routes for hours. The United States water polo team faced delays en route to Belgrade as thousands waited at Kennedy and European hubs for updates.
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Canada
U.S
Portugese
Dennis Feldman
Federal Aviation Administration
North Atlantic
Gander
Newfoundland
Azores
Europe
United States
Transport Canada
Craig Lee
Northeast
Kennedy International Airport
New York
Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Frankfurt
West Germany
Larkins to bow out of Elyria school board
Elyria School Board President Herman Larkins announced at a Monday meeting he will not seek re election. He says another four years would be too long and may consider future political runs. Larkins, 49, first black board member, was elected in 1977 and has served as president the past two years.
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Elyria
Herman Larkins
Larkins
Middle Ave
Robert Repas
Repas
Elyria High School
Oberlin Air Traffic Control Center
PATCO
Avon Lake boating tragedy on Lake Erie leaves one dead
Avon Lake police said a boat sank about 100 yards offshore near West Shore Drive. Divers from Sheffield Lake police rescue team recovered a body shortly after 11 and searched for a second victim as three people were rescued. Details on Page 4-3.
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Avon Lake
Lake Erie
West Shore Drive
Lake Road
Sheffield Lake
Crossing that picket line A deal s a deal
Oberlin air traffic controllers who stayed at work report doubt and optimism as about 60 controllers and supervisors handle roughly 4500 flights daily at Oberlin ATC. Donald Enders says the system remains safe with skeleton crews despite the strike.
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Oberlin
Donald Enders
Enders
AmShip wins liner contract amid strike tensions
The American Ship Building Co. secured a 73 million dollar contract from Moore McCormack Lines to add capacity at four Tampa yards. Lorain yard idle as strike disrupts work. Controllers report mixed emotions with some crossing lines, others backing the stoppage, praising public cooperation and professional pride despite the disruption.
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American Ship Building Co
Moore McCormack Lines
Rhodes ridicules bleeding hearts over oil debate
At a governors conference in Atlantic City Governor Rhodes blasts environmentalists and defends offshore drilling. He criticizes California for suing over Santa Barbara drilling and warns against elites dictating industry policy from coastal mansions.
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Interior
James Watt
Santa Barbara
Watt
Commerce Department
California
Rhodes
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