Safety dispute halts 12000 at Jones and Laughlin Pittsburgh Works
A safety dispute shut Jones and Laughlin Steel Corp Pittsburgh Works idling 12,000 steelworkers. Local USW officers blame management for refusing arbitration while the international union says workers must return under contract. The stoppage follows a prior USW walkout at the plant. Local safety chairman George Cop says J&L must arbitrate the issue.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
USW
J&l
J W Abel
Pittsburgh Works
Three Elyria youths hurt in Bon Air crash
Jeffrey L Donovan 18 of 623 Harvard Ave sustained internal injuries and remained in serious condition in Elyria Memorial Hospital. Passengers Steven Lester 19 of 288 Marseilles Ave and Thomas Tavgior 20 of 373 Bon Air Ave had minor injuries after their 1957 car ran off Bon Air Avenue at 240 am and struck a utility pole, snapping the top. Donovan was cited for reckless operation.
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Elyria
Bon Air Avenue
Elyria Memorial Hospital
Jeffrey L Donovan
Harvard Ave
Steven Lester
Marseilles Ave
Thomas Tavgior
Bon Air
Donovan
Middle East danger and policy shifts spark war fears
Diplomatic figures in London warn of a new Middle East war risk after Nasser’s blood and fire speech. Observers consider an Israeli preventive strike and possible shifts in French policy toward a later embargo on Mirage jets. Czech tree ban signals broader postwar tensions as France trims nuclear plans and submarine builds.
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Middle East
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Israel
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Paris
France
Palestine
Lorain County Bank
Man sought after shots fired at north side home
Elyna police seek a man who fired several bullets into the north side home of George Corn at 141 Lowell St yesterday morning. A neighbor saw the shooter stand in Lowell Street before fleeing in a blue car. officers pursued but the suspect eluded capture.
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Elyna
North Side
George Corn
Lowell St
Corn
Lowell Street
Vanik and Glenn clash on protest in Nelsonville workshop
US Rep Chares Vanik argues Washington is right for protests following the Viet Nam moratorium. John Glenn warns ongoing demonstrations could fuel violence and polarize hawks and doves, urging caution over months of protests. In Albany, NY conservation researchers study St Lawrence River sturgeon populations for potential commercial fishing.
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Nelsonville
Ohta
Charies Vanikh-Ome
Washington DC
John Glenn
Seturdat
Vanikh
Glenn
Democratic Party
Vanth
Cleveland
Nations Capitol
US Senate
Ohio
Albany
New York State Conservation Department
St Lawrence River
Weather Outlook With Showers Across Regions
National forecast shows showers in the North Atlantic states and parts of the lower Plains and northern Rockies while the Pacific Northwest remains mostly fair. Temperatures hold in the 30s to 50s with a slow late week warming trend and periodic showers midweek and again near weekend.
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North Atlantic States
Lower Plains
Rockies
Pacific Northwest
Coal mine walkout ends today in Northern Panhandle
Coal miners in 12 mines across the Northern Panhandle and Eastern Ohio were to return to work today after a week of intermittent strikes. The 1,870 miners, members of United Mine Workers of America Local 1601, were told to resume the afternoon shift as grievances will be addressed. The walkout began after an accident last Friday left miner Paul Hunter with a broken nose and head wounds.
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Wheeling
W Va
UPI
Panhandle
Ohio
United Mine Workers of America
UMW
Charles Sullian
Paul Hunter
Allison
O Coal Co
Bealisville
Obw
Getting Up Nights and Comfort for Bladder Irritation
An ad promotes CYSTEX as a remedy for nighttime urinary discomfort. It claims the product relaxes the bladder and reduces irritative symptoms, offering quick relief. The advertisement targets adults experiencing frequent nocturnal urgency and discomfort.
Ottawa plans ten new airports in far north regions
The Chronicle Telegram reports the federal government will fund the construction of ten airports in the Northwest Territories and Yukon over eight to ten years. The project costs about 5.616 million dollars, with work on some facilities to begin this year.
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Ottawa
Northwest Territories
Yukon
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