Teamsters seek judge's permission to question officials over Taft-Hartley
The Teamsters sue in federal court asking to question government experts to argue Carter cannot use Taft-Hartley to order workers back if a nationwide trucking strike occurs after a Saturday deadline. Officials report strong strike authorization and unsettled talks with wage offers around 6.5 to 15 percent.
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Manhunt under way for Omega 7 bombing suspects
Authorities pursue two alleged Omega 7 members linked to Kennedy Airport and New Jersey blasts. The FBI ties the group to a 1976 Washington incident and warns they will go to any lengths for their anti Castro aims. Prime suspects Jose Dionisio Suarez and Virgilio Pablo Paz remain fugitives.
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Stassen: 1980 Year To Win In New Hampshire
Harold Stassen declares 1980 will be his turn for the Republican presidential nomination. The 71 year old former Minnesota governor says he has run before but this time seeks to run for Stassen, urging GOP unity while criticizing other contenders. Eleven other GOP candidates are already campaigning in New Hampshire.
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Computer analyst Rifkin gets eight-year prison term
Stanley Mark Rifkin pleaded guilty to stealing 10.2 million dollars in a wire transfer scheme believed to be the largest bank theft. He was sentenced Monday to eight years in federal prison.
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Ohio faces 5300 defense job cuts across state
Washington reports that the Defense Department plans cutbacks and transfers costing Ohio about 5,300 military and civilian jobs, amounting to as much as a quarter of nationwide eliminations. The delegation, briefed by Charles Duncan, will push a White House appeal as 2,000 may lose at Rickenbacker AFB and others face moves to Richmond or Norfolk.
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