YWCA Clerk Fired Over United Way Contribution
Sharon Waller, a Kansas City YWCA deck clerk, was dismissed for giving 10 dollars 49 cents to United Way, far below the required one hour's pay each month. Supervisor Alice Kennedy cited policy. national leaders say no minimum, though donations encouraged.
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Kansas City, Mo
Kansas City
YWCA
United Way
Delve
Sharon Waller
YWOCA
Alice Kennedy
Walter
Heart of America
Snd
Nattorud Folley
Sarah Alice Wright
Town
Uechuret
Waller
FBI agent transferred for living with another woman
A federal judge in Alexandria, Virginia ruled the FBI could fire or transfer agent Jack T. Colwell for living with another woman while married. Colwell was suspended three weeks and must report to the New York field office. he may appeal. The decision hinges on jurisdiction over internal reputations and morals.
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Alexandria
U.S. Listrint Court
Albert ¥. Bryan Jr
Joseph A. Fisher
Jack.t. Colwell
FBI
Colwell
New York
Alisen
Bryan
Far
Bee
Chantilly
Open meetings law shows little effect on agency deliberations
A Library of Congress study finds that among 1,003 meetings of 2 agencies from March to September the public was fully or partially excluded from more than half. Only 198 of 627 closed sessions had reasons provided. The survey names agencies including ICC SEC FERC.
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Washington
Library of Congress
Tesidy
Se Lawson Chiles
Db Fla
Prostate Cancer Surgery For Supreme Court Justice
Justice Harry A. Blackmun, 69, underwent prostate gland surgery at Methodist Hospital after Mayo Clinic surgeons diagnosed cancer. A Mayo spokesman said he will not have radiation or chemotherapy. Blackmun, appointed in May 1970, faced hospitalization expected to last about two weeks alongside Justice Warren Burger who was also in recovery.
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Acchester
Minn
U.S. Spreme Court
Herry A. Blackmun
Methodist Hospital
Mayo Clinic
Mayo
Blackman
Blackroth Uedera
Lackman
National Cancer Institute
Elsckman
Supreme Court
Japanese pressure for trade restrictions rises in year end push
AP reports US negotiators urge Japan to outline steps by year end to reverse its growing trade and current account surpluses. US officials warn that uncontained protectionism threatens the open world trading system and pressures for import limits on Japanese goods. They note few signs Japan will relent as surpluses mount.
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NYD (Ap
Tade
Japan
United States
U.S
Lillian Carter Heads Home From Ireland Detour
Lillian Carter and 263 Americans were diverted through England when the Irish Transport and General Workers Union refused fuel and service on their flight home from Dublin. The halt came at the behest of the Teamsters Union in a dispute with charter company Trans International Miways. The group, part of the Friendship Force program, flew to Gatwick then onward.
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Dublin
Iceland
Lillian Carter
Ireland
England
United States
Irish Transport and General Workers Union
Teamsters' Union of America
Trans-International Miways
Carter
Gatwick Airport
United Airlines avert strike over Thanksgiving travel
United Airlines and its flight attendants reached a tentative contract minutes before a midnight strike deadline, averting a walkout during the busy four day holiday. The deal could boost pay about 27 percent and allows early retirement at 45 after two years, with ratification by the union and potential changes to staffing levels.
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Washington
United Airlines
United
Patricia D. Roberton
Association of Flight Ableptants
Dim Lindse
Ken Crowley
Crowley
Eiquire
Federal Aviation Administration
John F. Leyden
Professional
Air ‘Trad¢ Controllers Organization
Energy bill conferees take ten day recess for Thanksgiving
Washington reports House and Senate energy conference members plan a one week recess to Nov 28 while seeking a compromise. Carter administration and conferees discuss possible package deals on natural gas and oil taxes with staffers and lawmakers aiming to avert a stalemate and consider rebates to consumers.
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Washington
House
Senate
Thomas
O'Neil
Ine
National
Gilcrest
Thintas Ashley
Doblo
Carter
Exergy
James R. Schlesinger
Nouse
Sendé
Marchan
Talon
Lax
Man receives life term in 1963 Birmingham church bombing
Robert Edward Chambliss, 73, convicted in 1983 murder of 11-year-old Carol Denise McNair and three other girls in the 1963 Sixteenth Street Baptist Church bombing. He got life imprisonment on jurors’ recommendation after a long, disputed pursuit. Prosecutors cited lack of cooperation between agencies earlier in the case.
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Birmingham
Ala
Robert Edward Chamblis
Chamblis
Carol Denise McNair
O Chambliss
Art Hanes de
Utes
Chambliss
Alnce
Jeferson County
Earl Morgan
Chainbliss
Alabama
Baxley
FBI
Justice Department
Bartey
FHI
Champbliss Sages
Hawley
Alshama
Hanley
Algbaria
Jt Kite
Alvin Robertson
Robert Shelton
Ku Klux Kin
Ethiopian jet crashes near Rome killing all aboard
An Ethiopian Airlines cargo jet crashed shortly after takeoff from Leonardo da Vinci Airport near Fiumicino, Italy, bursting into flames in a wooded area. All five aboard were killed as debris of the damaged fuselage was scattered near a football field. Investigators ruled out sabotage. the plane reportedly overloaded with empty containers and pipes.
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Rome
Leonardo
Francesco Mirabella
Cragh Sile
Fivusteing
Foeene
Kidnapped boy rescued by police and FBI in California
Police and FBI agents rescued a kidnapped boy, son of a San Francisco businessman, found tied up in a suburb near San Carlos. The victim, age 16, was unharmed after a raid that followed a $30,000 ransom paid on a Southern Pacific train.
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Burlingame
Cali
San Francisno
FBT
Eho Ural
Nels Ligellet
San Carlos
Young Legallet
Jok Legallet
Ste Legallet Tanning
Legallet Wool Companies
Southern, Pacific Railway
Roca
Lottery results and numbers listed for Mayland and Pennsylvania
Baltimore numbers game draws 643 on Friday night. Pittsburgh daily lottery picks Bet for Friday.
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Baltimore
Mayland
Pittsburgh
Bet
Fragmented Local Notice From The Daily Maw
An unclear irregular notice lists dates and places with odd city names and garbled phrases. It mentions daily telegraphic updates, a weekend holiday, and local monetary details. The readable bits reference a public notice style and possible rates or fees.
Silky Sullivan, Cal Derby Star, Dead at 22
Silky Sullivan, the chestnut Italian bred racehorse famed for a sweeping stretch run in the nations heyday, died at age 22 in Pleasanton California. He rose to fame 20 years ago winning races including the 1936 Santa Anita Derby before finishing 12th in the Kentucky Derby. He later stood at stud after retirement and was regularly seen at Golden Gate Fields on St Patrick Day parades.
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Pleasanton
Calif
Silky Sullivan
Golden Gate Fields
St. Patrick's Day
Tiny
Tim Tam
Silky
California
Tom Ross
Phil Klinstein
Kjell Qvale
Republican big names criticize Canal treaty
Lake Buena Vista Florida AP Republicans at a conference harshly criticized the Panama Canal treaties. Senate Minority Leader Howard Baker urged restraint while Sen. Bill Brock neutral on debate. John Connally and Ronald Reagan condemned the administration’s push as mishandled and fatally flawed.
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Lake Huena Vista
Fla
Senate
Howard Haber
Baker
Carter
Tennesset
Iteotin
Omar Torrijos
Pansmantan
Erence
John Cotmally
Texas
Ronald Teagall
California
Reagan
Connally
Shooting Match at Rod and Gun Club Draws Crowds
Shooting event held at the Rod and Gun Club drew crowds with participants from Son., Now. 23, and Twkers competing. The match featured targets at 4 Qir beef settings and strict rules on barrel modifications. More awards announced for winners in a lively community gathering on Lime 7/3.
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M S. Met. Rod. & Gun Club
Philippine communist captured in Manila operation
President Ferdinand E. Marcos announced the arrest of Jose Maria Slson, alleged head of the Communist Party of the Philippines, after a seven year fugitive status. His wife and three other communists were reportedly detained in an operation that involved church and military sources before government confirmation.
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Manila
Philppines
Communist
Parte of the
Philippines
Cat
Ferdnand E. Marcos
Jose Maria Slson
Marcos
Country Hall Oyster and Turkey Supper Nov 19
Jefferson Maryland Community Center hosts a country hall oyster and turkey supper on Saturday November 19 at 2 3 p.m. Adults 400, 642 31 75. Under 6 Free. Sponsored by Jeff Volunteer Fire Dept. Admission details unclear.
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Iefferson
Jeff
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