Firemen work without contract in New Orleans strike
Police picketed city fire stations as their walkout entered its third week. Firemen ignored the action and worked past the midnight Friday contract expiry. Negotiations were paused for five days before resuming, with federal mediator relaying proposed changes to union leaders. Officials warned strikers could be fired and lose retirement and seniority benefits if they do not return to work.
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Iran influence-buying charged in U S capital case
The Justice Department and Congress probe allege Iran's ambassador in Washington used cash caviar Persian rugs and prostitutes to purchase influence with top lawmakers and journalists. Deputy AG Civiletti and Rep Bennett said the inquiries are preliminary.
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Amin calls to hit the enemy hard in Uganda war
Ugandan President Idi Amin urged loyalists to counterattack as Tanzanian troops advance and Ugandan rebels threaten both fronts. Reported by Radio Kampala, he noted the enemy's shortages of food and fuel while exiles said Tororo near the Kenyan border fell to guerrillas. Civilian panic and casualties followed in Mbale as fighting spilled over the border.
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Ohio State faculty doctors approve compromise medical plan
In Columbus, trustees accepted a year-long dispute settlement with 139 physicians. A revised practice plan, developed with a federal judge, requires faculty physicians to reimburse the university for costs of using campus facilities. The plan was approved by 13 clinical departments in the College of Medicine and ends the April lawsuit.
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Apollo 11 ceremony plans for Armstrong in Cincinnati
Neil Armstrong, 48, the first moon walker, will take part in July Apollo 11 anniversary ceremonies in Cincinnati. He says the mission was rewarding and notes stepping back from space work to teach. Armstrong will become a part-time UC aerospace professor, cutting his pay to about $17,500.
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Miller rushed to hospital after chest pains
United Mine Workers President Arnold Miller was treated at Charleston General Hospital for chest pains. He had a prior heart attack and stroke last year. Miller was taken to the hospital around 8:30 p.m. Thursday, treated briefly by Dr Willard Pushkin, and released about 30 minutes later. He returned to his Charleston motel room after the visit.
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Mall closed up to two months for protest damage repair
National Park Service estimates Washington's Mall will close six weeks to two months to repair about 975000 worth of damage caused by protesting farmers and their tractors. Officials say completion by mid summer is likely and consider grass seed donations from farm groups to help fix the area.
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Cab driver robbed in New York by three suspects
A New York cab driver was assaulted and robbed by three male fares early Friday. Police arrested Calvin Singerton and Jerome Pickney, with a third suspect still sought. The victim was hurt and relieved after escaping from the apartment and taxi, then filing reports with officers.
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Legal Notice for The Ohio Savings Association Case
An attorney for the plaintiff Michael J Linden of 1500 Leader Building Cleveland Ohio 44114 announces legal notice publication. The notice references OT 2/17-24 273-10 17-24/78 with hearing or filing details likely to occur during the listed dates.
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Sulfur belt trails Io orbit around Jupiter
Voyager 1, two days out from Jupiter, detects a donut shaped belt of electrically charged sulfur particles following Io. The find, announced by Dr Donald Shemansky, suggests sulfur from Io’s surface and raises questions on how the dense belt is powered.
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Senator Cranston's Son Pleads Innocent in Assault Case
Robin Cranston, 34, son of California Senator Alan Cranston, pleads innocent to charges including assault with intent to murder and arson stemming from a February incident at Trudy Beresly's home in Burbank. He remains free on 5,000 bond with a preliminary hearing set for March 29.
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