Garbage strike shuts some Browning-Ferris routes in Lorain County
Guards ride replacement trucks as 55 drivers from Teamsters Local 571 strike Browning-Ferris Industries at Brotherton District on Route 10. 41 communities in Lorain, Erie, Huron and part of Cuyahoga Counties could face waste delays. Local official cites issues over piecework and maintenance. federal mediator Harold Gold to meet with both sides.
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Browning-Ferris Industries, Inc
Brotherton
Rt. 10
Carlisle Township
Browning-Ferris
Teamsters Local 571
Lorain
Elyria
North Ridgeville
Lorain County
Erie
Huron Counties
Cuyahoga County
Harold Gold
U.S
Ohio
EPA
Marguerite Bowman
Oberlin
Russia Township
Woman in trance names killer in 1977 Chicago murder
A Chicago woman in a trance, speaking with a Tagalog voice, accused Allan Showery of stabbing Teresita Basa to death in 1977. Showery confessed after detectives used the trance detail to confront him. he now faces murder charges. The Chuas reported the episode, and investigators remained cautious about the séance.
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Chicago
UPI
Remibius Chua
Teresita Basa
Allan Showery
Edgewater Hospital
Chua
Miss Basa
Showery
Joseph Stachula
Chuas
Stachula
Lawrenceville, Ga
Larry Flynt
Hustler Magazine
Georgia State Patrol
Flynt
Button Gwinnett Hospital
Carter moves to end 91 day coal strike
President Carter invoked the Taft Hartley Act to reopen national coal mines amid fears of deeper power cuts and massive layoffs. Some miners are expected to defy any federal court order to return to work, while others foresee limited coal flow for one to two weeks after returns begin.
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Washington
UPI
Carter
Coal Industry
Malibu volunteers battle high tides at beach colony
Flip Wilson leads volunteers at Malibu Beach Colony to save homes patios and tea houses as high tides and stormy seas threaten structures. Some beach buildings have already collapsed under undermined supports while waves continue to erode the shoreline.
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Flip Wilson
Malibu Beach
UPI
Coal at a glance by United Mine Workers strike
United Press International reports a nationwide UMW strike with members overwhelmingly rejecting a soft coal industry contract. President Carter may invoke Taft Hartley to push miners back, while UMW refuse to return unless nationalization follows. Ohio Edison plans strategy for potential curtailments if federal action stalls coal movement.
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United Press International
United Mine Workers Union
UMW
Carter
Ohio Edison
Ohio Edison maps new coal strategy
Ohio Edison prepares a plan to cope with coal shortages after miners reject the nationwide coal contract. Officials expect action from President Carter, likely invoking the Taft Hartley Act, though doubts persist about a return to work. The utility warns of possible plant shutdowns and layoffs if coal supplies tighten and conservation declines.
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Ohio
Carter
James Markle
Lake Erie
Markle
Ohio Edison
Cleveland Electric Illuminating Co
Frank Hudacek
CEI
CHT
Weather Update With Snow Chance And Mild Temperatures
Mostly cloudy today and tomorrow with a chance of snow. Tonight’s low in the mid teens, highs 30 to 35. Precipitation probability 206 percent today through Tuesday. Southwest winds 5 to 10 mph. Sunrise 6 55 a.m. Sunset 6 24 p.m. Extended outlook: Snow chance Wednesday, then fair Thursday and Friday with highs mid 30s to mid 40s and lows in the 20s.
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Jim Strout
Alliance
Trail Breakers
Carlisle
Tion. Strout
Dave Carlyle
Wellington
Tom Mahl
George Verban
James Stockard
Ik C-T
ST Aon
United Mine Workers
Kentucky
Taft-Hartley
Virginia
Bulletin
John Fuller
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