Unions Rally Across States Over Reagan Labor Policy
Traditional Labor Day parades in New York Michigan and Idaho showcased anger from striking air traffic controllers and other union members amid President Reagan's labor program. Reagan urged conciliation promising job growth as workers voiced discontent and demanded action on labor issues.
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Lane Kirkland
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PATCO
James Kerns
Morgantown
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Washington
Jewelry theft alarm prompts plan suspected by police
About $30,000 in watches, gold jewelry, and expensive pens were stolen from a store, with cash left untouched and a safe containing diamonds not opened. Police say the thieves used a detailed plan similar to a year old robbery at the same store. A separate note mentions Iran’s leader calling the nation stable amid revolutionary events and Labor Day parades with large demonstrations.
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Carrier planes collide on Kitty Hawk. one dead
A collision on the Kitty Hawk flight deck in the Indian Ocean left Petty Officer 1st Class Garret M. Powers of San Diego dead and two others injured. An A7E Corsair and an F-14 Tomcat collided as one landed and the other taxied. the Tomcat rolled overboard while the Corsair landed safely. A search was begun for a crew member who fell overboard about 10 hours later. the navy declined to specify location or missile load.
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Miss America winner predicted by computer in Miss Texas bet
A De Kalb statistician using an Amdahl 750V computer predicts Miss Texas 1981 Sheri Ryman will win Miss America, with runners up Miss Massachusetts, Miss Georgia, Minnesota, and Alabama. The contest runs through Saturday in Atlantic City and Miller will update odds after preliminaries.
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Man who survived 17th floor fall dies in six story leap
Michael Boyle, 26, of Pittsburgh, who survived a 17 floor fall last year by landing on a car, died Monday in a leap from a six story apartment building near Forbes Craig. He had a history of mental problems and had been at Western Psychiatric Institute and Clinic shortly before his death.
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UPI
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Western Psychiatric Institute
OU researchers transfer genes to new species
Ohio University researchers announce the first transfer of genes from rabbits to mice with offspring inheriting the trait. The five member team used micro injection to embed rabbit hemoglobin genes into mouse embryos, producing transgenic mice and suggesting future uses in animal breeding and human disease correction. The work, funded by Ohio University, will appear in the October Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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UPI
Ohio University
Thomas E. Wagner
Wagner
Proceedings
National Academy of Science
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David R. Scholl
Richard L Hodinka
Janice A. Gault
Video arcades in Supreme Court case sparks skill claim
Washington UPI reports operators of coin operated games contend video amusements like Space Invaders and Asteroids may enhance physical skills and mental exercise. The Mesquite Texas ban on under-17 arcade entry prompts the case, with Aladdin's Castle seeking to operate in a local mall amid Bally Manufacturing ownership.
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Bally Manufacturing Co
Roy Wilkins dies at 80 after civil rights leadership
Roy Wilkins, longtime leader of the NAACP and a key architect of school desegregation, died at age 80 after years of illness. He served over two decades as NAACP executive director and advised President Lyndon Johnson, receiving the Medal of Freedom. Funeral plans were being finalized as a memorial service considered.
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Isaac Chapman
Elyria Naacp
Roy
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National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lyndon Johnson
Library of Congress
Washington
Daniel J. Boorstin
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Congress
Boorstin
White House
Readjustment pains plague Iran hostages with divorces
Washington reports that 52 former Iran hostages face divorce, suicide attempts, and psychiatric care after 444 days in captivity. Four divorces since January, two attempted deaths, several experts warn of long term trauma including high blood pressure skin rashes migraines and sleep issues. A presidential commission weighing compensation plans hears about ongoing neuropsychiatric care and continued fear of danger.
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Washington Post
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