Watervliet Firemen City Split Over Pact Deadlock
Negotiations between Watervliet Uniformed Firemen's Association and city officials near settlement with PERB mediating after an impasse. Chief negotiator Mhenvae Vitverald and Local 590 president Lawrence R. Dewine report progress and optimism that a contract could be signed next week.
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Donald J. Campbell
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First Female Golfer Mary Queen of Scots Myth
In a quirky claim, the text credits Mary Queen of Scots as the first known woman golfer and traces the origin of the word caddie to a French boy who carried clubs. The article then shifts to Watervliet labor talks and a Rome obituary of sculptor Alessandro Monteleone, noting a St Peter's bronze door commission and later paintings.
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Bus Flips Overturns. 20 Hurt in Christmas Eve Crash
A bus returning from a soccer game overturned into the lala River near DEL VALLE Argentina yesterday, police reported. Sixteen passengers died and 20 were injured in the accident on Christmas Eve. Local authorities and emergency crews responded to the scene, with investigators examining the cause of the crash.
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War Shapes Middle East Economies Varied Outlook
Beiru t based report shows uneven impact from the Arab-Israeli conflict with some states eroding while others move toward private investment. Oil output rose despite Suez closure and a boycott, with Iran pursuing a bold five year plan and an anticipated $6.35 billion oil revenue.
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Children Win Support in Law Suit Over Illegitimate Deaths
The American Jewish Congress and the Episcopal Church urge the Supreme Court to overturn a Louisiana ruling denying five illegitimate children the right to sue for damages in their mother Louise Levy's 1964 death in Charity Hospital New Orleans. The Louisiana Supreme Court had held the statute on such suits applies only to legitimate children.
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