Cleveland police strike ends as legal fight continues
The 19 hour Cleveland police walkout ends but the dispute proceeds with potential contempt charges against officers. City asks judge to clarify back to work terms regarding housing project foot patrols while Safety Director Barrett probes sleeping on duty allegations at Wade and Addison Square projects.
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Soviet court convicts U.S. reporters in libel case
A Moscow court found The New York Times correspondent Craig Whitney and Baltimore Sun writer Harold Piper guilty of libeling Soviet television officials. Each was fined 1647 dollars and ordered to publish retractions in Soviet or American papers within five to ten days. The trial lasted three hours and was boycotted by the defendants.
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Congress urged to rethink policies toward elderly
Health official warns of a coming senior boom with 65 plus expected to reach 20 of the population by 2030. He urges new work plans such as phased retirement and more part time opportunities as Congress reconsiders Endangered Species Act amid debates in both chambers on veterans loans energy funding and ERA extension.
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Cleveland City Council Overrides Veto On Bond Spending
Cleveland City Council voted 27 to 3 to override Mayor Dennis Kucinich’s veto banning borrowing from bond accounts for daily expenses. The move threatens next payrolls for Council members and about 1500 city workers as the city owes over 17 million to bond funds. Also discussed were plans for a four year mayoral term, smaller Council, and a partisan mayoral primary. Medical Mutual to buy downtown land for nearly 2.7 million for a 50 million office tower project.
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Joseph Tegreene
George Forbes
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Oklahoma City Slayings At Sirloin Stockade Stun City
Police probe into six restaurant employees killed at the Sirloin Stockade restaurant yields few clues. Investigators note a possible multiple-perpetrator robbery, coins scattered outside, prints inside, a battered green station wagon, and over a thousand dollars missing from a safe.
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