Postal unions storm out of talks over three year wage freeze
Washington AP unions walk from contract talks with the U S Postal Service claiming management demands a three year wage freeze. About 600000 postal workers face possible binding arbitration by December 10 under federal law. Union leaders threaten possible action when their conventions meet mid August.
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Washington
U.S. Postal Service
World’s first bike around the globe rode through Lorain County
Thomas Stevens, first to travel around the world by wheeled vehicle, pedaled 13 500 miles on a high wheeler from 1884 to 1886. His North Ridgeville stay on July 19 1884 was recalled by Dr. William Olsen at a Lorain North Ridgeville historical society presentation.
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Robert Ludlum
Cleveland
Thomas Stevens
Stevens
Lorain County
North Ridgeville
Peck Hotel
Lorain
William Olsen
NASA
Olsen
San Francisco
Smithsonian Institution
New York
Euclid Avenue
Bernie Noble
Coleman's Capture Ends Midwest Manhunt in Park Arrest
Evanston police say Aiten Coleman and Debra Brown were arrested in a park after a tip from a childhood friend. Coleman , 28, linked to six killings and newly named in a seventh, appeared tired and offered no resistance, with a bloodied knife and a pistol found. Bail set at 25 million for Coleman and 20 million for Brown.
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Evanston, Til
Aiten Coleman
Kathryn Hynds
Coleman
Debra Brown
Midwest
FBI
Ms.Brown
Evanston
Ms. Brown
U.S
Carl B. Sussman
Elyria Man Dies After Balcony Fall From Sunbathing Spot
An Elyria man William A Buswell age 59 died after reportedly sunbathing on a second floor balcony and falling to a concrete pad below. Police say no foul play suspected and the coroner will determine the cause of death.
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Elyria
William A Buswell
Woodbury Ave
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Buswell
Sunshine Farms
Weekend Forecast: Warm and Clear With Light Winds
The forecast calls for mostly clear skies tonight with lows around 60. Sunday will be mostly sunny with a high near 85 and a negligible chance of rain. Details on Page A-3.
Miss America crowns crisis over nude photos
Vanessa Williams faced removal from the Miss America title after nude photographs were published in Penthouse. The 1984 winner, 21, must decide by Monday whether to relinquish the crown, with Suzette Charles as the likely successor if she steps down. Williams could keep about $125,000 in personal appearances. the $25,000 scholarship is uncertain. Authorities cited a morals clause and proposed a board meeting to finalize actions. Williams’ mother expressed disappointment, while Charles prepared to take over if asked.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Vanessa Williams
Miss Williams
Albert A. Marks, Jr
Suzette Charles
New Jersey
Marks
Penthouse
Liams
Willams
Millwood
N.Y
New York
Little Rock
Ark
Helen Williams
Miss Charles
Mays Landing
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William F. Bolger
Postal Service
Moe Biller
The
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Biller
Vincent Sombrotto
National Association of Letter Carriers
Sombrotto
Bolger
High Roller
Spokeman
Afghanistan
Iran
Middle East
China
Eugene Scott
Indianapolis
Sussman
Susan Triguerea
Elyrian
Brian Miller
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