Major cities settle labor disputes as new contracts born
Philadelphia officials reached a tentative pact with non uniformed workers after 14 hours of talks, set for ratification Friday with 20 000 workers possibly returning by Monday. Louisville firefighters ended a five day strike with a one year contract while New York police officers agreed to terms ending a week of protests. New Orleans sanitation workers defied a back to work order, continuing a wildcat walkout amid vandalism and equipment breakdown claims.
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Three suspects sought in Sirloin Stockade killings
Oklahoma City police theorize three individuals were involved in the meat market killings where six steakhouse employees were shot in the head after being herded into a refrigerator room. Maj. Wilder called the evidence excellent and said two suspects were shooters while a third aided the robbery. Ballistics on 12 bullets suggested two guns. Only two suspects had been questioned as of Wednesday.
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Carter’s White House affset by peanut firm loss
CBS Evening News reports President Carter faced personal impact from the Plains Georgia peanut warehouse debt. The blind trust operation lost about 450000 in 1977 and drains about 145000 annually while a trustee seeks a buyer. Carter’s net worth remains just under 800000.
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