Nationwide truck strike turns deadly and violent
Violence spiked as independent truckers manned rigs across 10 states on a first day of a fuel tax protest. One trucker was killed near Newton Grove North Carolina, others wounded in shootings, with scattered injuries and property damage reported as authorities investigated amid near normal traffic in many areas.
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Newton Grove
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Sampson County
Gerald Tadlock
Baltimore
James Edwards
Roseboro
South Baltimore General Hospital
George Capps
Clayton
Firebomb and Gun Threats Reported as ITA Strike Moves On
Ohio police logged six incidents of gunfire or threats as the Independent Truckers Association strike entered its second day. Richard Bates of Westland Michigan reported a firebomb thrown from an overpass near Vermilion Lorain. no injuries or damage. An Amherst trucker said a car with a handgun threatened to shoot him if he did not stop. Authorities verified the incidents around Route 2 and Route 58 as the strike began.
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Lorain
Ford Motor Co
Amherst
Independent Truckers Association
Richard Bates
Westland
Mich
Associated Trucking Co
Cleveland
Ohio Highway Patrol
Vermilion
Bates
OSP
Ohio
ITA
Oberlin picks Starr to lead college amid Soviet openness
Oberlin College designates S Frederick Starr as president designate in July. Starr, authority on Soviet affairs and founder of the Kennan Institute, argues Soviet citizens are increasingly vocal and unafraid to express opinions, especially educated ones, as Brezhnev era looseness grows. He recently toured the USSR and notes a trend toward fearlessness among the public.
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Oberlin College
S. Frederick Starr
Starr
Brezhnev
Kennan Institute For Advanced Russian Studies
Smithsonian Institution
Soviet Union
Moscow
Leningrad
Louisiana Repertory Jazz
Voice of America
Bell to join two ex Redskins in proving inducted
Inside Bobby Bell a Chiefs linebacker will join Sonny Jurgensen and Bobby Mitchell in the sport’s shrine. Jurgensen and Mitchell selections were revealed Monday. The president designate spoke on Soviet informants and the arms race noting Soviet fears and Western broadcasts. He completed a new book "Red and Hot The Fate of Jazz in the USSR" due later this month.
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Bobby Bell
Kansas City Chiefs
Washington Redskins
Sonny Jurgensen
Bobby Mitchell
Jurgensen
Mitchell
Soviet Union
The
Ussr
Oxford University Press
Free ads land Elyria woman receptionist job
Roberta Colon of Elyria landed a receptionist position with Milford River Co after posting her skills in the Chronicle-Telegram CT Job Finder section. She was among more than 2 000 area residents who used the free classifieds. If others secure jobs via the ads, they should contact the CT with details.
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Roberta Colon
Elyria
Milford
C-T
Cuyahoga County
Hurdles loom for 22 Oberlin air traffic controllers
Twenty two of 392 fired controllers at the Oberlin Air Route Traffic Control Center were ordered reinstated by MSPB rulings. FAA may appeal by March 4, potentially delaying returns to work until summer. Attorneys plan further appeals to the Circuit Court of Appeals to challenge presidential firing powers.
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Oberlin Air Route Traffic
Federal Aviation Administration
Reagan
Merit Systems Protection Board
Russell Sherman
FAA
MSPB
Washington
Philadelphia
Sherman
Circuit Court of Appeals
Circuit Court
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