Instant arbitration by telephone GAP flagged for labor use
Detroit reports a new labor concept called GAP or grievance action plan enabling instant telephone arbitrations to resolve disputes while keeping operations running. An umpire can issue a temporary verbal order with expedited arbitration within five days, followed by a decision within three days.
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Jobless rate seen pushing up crime
Attorney General Levi testified before a House panel that crime would rise, driven by rising unemployment and about 640,000 illegal aliens, plus drug trafficking, amid a proposed Justice Department budget of 2.1 billion dollars. He urged fewer FBI hires and a centralized legal arm to avoid government overreach.
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Studded tire use ends Saturday on Ohio roads
Ohio lawmakers move to extend the studded tire season from November 15 to March 15 to November 1 to April 15. Rep. Arthur Bowers supports quick House action after Senate approval. Transportation Dept objects due to highway grooves from tire studs.
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Glacier icebreaker frees to open sea amid Antarctic gale
The Coast Guard's Glacier, 8600 tons and the fleet's largest, tore free after a week trapped in Antarctic ice near the Weddell Sea. With one propeller damaged, it rammed through 12 miles of 35 foot thick ice as 211 crewmen and scientists faced evacuation delays, with 37 crew and 8 scientists already in Buenos Aires and 36 at Marambio awaiting further plans.
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Three youths injured in grenade explosion in quarry
In Brooklyn Ohio three teenage boys were hurt when a hand grenade they activated prematurely exploded about 20 feet away. Michael Cooney, 17, of Parma, suffered facial, hand, and chest injuries and was listed in fair condition. Charles Novak Jr. and David Kerekes, both 17 of Parma, were treated for similar injuries at Parma Community Hospital after the blast in a rock quarry. the device was found about two weeks earlier.
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Scented prey stoats hunt by scent and bite
Stoats or ermines hunt prey by scent and kill with a bite at the base of the skull. Unlike their relatives the pole cat, they discharge a foul smelling liquid when frightened or excited.
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