Postal unions threaten illegal strike amid bargaining deadlock
Unions representing about 500000 postal workers square off with Postmaster General William Bolger over a proposed three year contract. He warns that a strike is illegal and vows compulsory arbitration if talks do not resume, while federal authorities consider mobilizing military mail support.
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Attorney Cooper injured in Lorain County crash
Cooper 57 of 41 Main St East bound on Route 162 collided with Broome 75 of 432 Morgan Court LaGrange at West Road intersection. Broome died at Oberlin Allen Memorial Hospital from multiple internal injuries. Cooper wife Mary Martha 57 in fair condition. Cooper and son Thomas 41 of Wellington are in critical or serious condition. Investigation ongoing.
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Wadsworth Talks Stagnate Aimed at Averting Strike
The Wadsworth Education Association plans a potential strike if no deal is reached today. Negotiations resume at 10 30 this morning after teachers have worked without a master contract since January 1. The Board of Education met in private Sunday and schedules another 8 p m session tonight.
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New Pope John Paul I Keeps Top Vatican Posts
Pope John Paul I confirms all Vatican department heads will stay in place as he learns the issues and plans a modest enthronement. He signals continuation of Paul VI and John XXIII reforms and may reshuffle after settling in.
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Begin says talks with Egypt may be lengthy at Camp David
Prime Minister Begin plans a Sept. 6 start for talks with Egypt, taking Dayan and Weizman plus nine aides. He bases Israel’s position on a 26 point plan, seeks a territorial compromise, and signals willingness to discuss self rule under Israeli control and sovereignty in time after a peace treaty. He expects negotiations to last many days and remains hopeful for success.
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