Postal strike looms as Monday deadlines spur talks
Local and national postal unions warn of a Monday strike if no agreement is reached by Sunday night. Key issue is a no-layoff clause, viewed as unlikely by union leaders. Carriers and workers tally local staffing as potential shutdown looms, with Elyria and Lorain facilities stressing potential mail stoppage if strike proceeds.
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Owls Show Varied Attitudes at Bay Village Nature Center
The Great Horned Owls Aretha Jerry and Tom posed for a photo at the Junior Nature and Science Center in Bay Village. Jeff Bishop captured the images as the center, at 28728 Wolf Rd in Huntington Reservation, houses about 200 animals and operates 1 to 5 p.m. daily except Wednesday.
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Junior Nature and Science Center
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Ex exec sues Ford claiming company made him alcoholic
A retired Ford executive, John R. Brennan, 56, filed a $1.3 million suit in Wayne County Circuit Court alleging alcoholism resulted from his 26 years with the company. He says endless lunches and social functions during his rise led to drinking, and that Ford failed to provide help. Brennan, once Ford Swiss head, seeks lost wages from 1970 to 1984 and accuses Ford of breaking contracts by not assisting his recovery.
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Space pioneers swap seats in first international orbit tour
UPI reports space diplomats Leonov and Brand swap ships aboard the Apollo Soyuz linkup. They tour both spacecraft, greet each other and Moscow control, and share a televised view as they fly over the Soviet Union. The ceremony, work and sightseeing aim to foster science and detente with three joint sessions planned.
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CIA Mail Theft Probe Sparks DOJ Investigation
The CIA intercepted and retained Soviet mail between 1953 and 1973 with thousands opened or logged without opening. Justice Department officials are seeking possible criminal charges and have seized 85 post cards and 25 letters, sending copies to the addressees with explanations from Postmaster General Bailar.
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Weather outlook with clouds and warm temperatures
The forecast predicts cloudy skies with a chance of showers or thunder showers tonight and tomorrow. Lows tonight will be in the mid to upper 60s, highs tomorrow in the mid to upper 80s, with a 50 percent precipitation chance tonight and 60 percent tomorrow. Winds southerly 5 to 10 mph tonight. Sunset today is 8 58 p.m. Sunrise tomorrow at 6 09 a.m. Details on Page 11.
SPCA seizes pig roaster in Philadelphia case
George Agresta faced cruelty charges after slaughtering a pig for a family barbecue in South Philadelphia. Police and SPCA seized both pigs, with the case never going to trial due to lack of evidence. The SPCA billed $40 for lodging and cold storage, as Agresta had bought the pair for $50.
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George Agresta
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