Lorain Ford Plant Workers Vote On Tentative Four Year Contract
Lorain Assembly workers vote on a tentative four year contract amid factory concerns about plant closure. Workers cite economy and retirement benefits as major issues while many expect local rejection but national ratification possible. Local UAW 2000 members at Avon Assembly vote today as part of the national process.
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Anthrax Attacks Shape Mail Handling for Congress
In logan township new jersey a daily 9000 pounds of mailed material is irradiated at a southern industrial park. The process costs about 10 million dollars yearly and pushes lawmakers to favor email fax or calls over physical mail to avoid irradiated envelopes. Rep Bob Ney notes radiation will be part of the future as contractors test for contamination. The anthrax scare that followed the 9 11 attacks still haunts postal operations, with fatalities and several infections prompting precautionary antibiotic use.
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County debates tap-in fees and tariffs spark anger
County residents protest costly mandatory tap-in fees amid a split over steel tariffs. Local businesses push back as state officials and steelmakers clash with consumers over the policy.
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Isabel's victims still in the dark
In Richmond Virginia Darrell Robinson and his family endure days without power after Hurricane Isabel toppled pines and a tornado followed five days later. Across the region thousands faced outages as Isabel swept from North Carolina into Virginia leaving property damage and a costly toll on residents livelihoods and utilities.
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Attack on Baghdad hotel by rebels rocks U S presence
Guerrillas fired three rockets at the al Rashid Hotel in Baghdad housing U S officers and civilians, causing only superficial damage. In Fallujah, U S troops killed at least two Iraqi civilians after clashes near a checkpoint, amid ongoing calls for U S withdrawal and more non American troops.
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