UAW Harvester strike erupts over givebacks
The UAW struck International Harvester plants in eight states including Ohio, idling 11,000 workers after the company refused to restore benefits surrendered in 1982. Talks broke down after 14 hours as 1952 benefits rollback and other concessions were demanded by the union amid the plant closures and financial pressures. Picketers began midnight Friday with no new talks scheduled, and officials warned of possible wider action if no deal emerged.
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Pro abortion groups watch clinics amid vigil across nation
Abortion rights activists held a 60 hour vigil around Fargo Women's Health Organization as pro life groups planned counter activities nationwide. NOW backed overnight clinic vigils in 25 clinics across 18 states to oppose violence linked to abortion access.
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Time Gratified It Lost Second Round in Sharon Libel Suit
Time magazine faced a federal jury ruling against it in the second round of billionaire Ariel Sharon libel case. Ray Cave, Time’s managing editor, began reading a prewritten statement before realizing it was wrong. He corrected the record asserting Time still believes the article was substantially true.
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Sharon
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Remarkable recovery after freezing ordeal of Megan Birmingham
Megan Birmingham, found unresponsive in a snowbank with a core temperature below 68, made a remarkable recovery in Olathe Kansas with doctors restoring heartbeat and warming her body. She regained alertness and appetite while receiving antibiotics for mild pneumonia. no significant tissue damage reported.
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Vigilante-Style Shooting Shock Chicago West Side
Police identify a man believed to have shot and killed a teenager who attempted a robbery. A 17-year-old accomplice is held, with charges possible if the shooter surrenders. Witnesses say the suspect, 55 to 60, was followed by two masked youths before the incident on a West Side street. The shooter is expected to turn himself in soon.
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