Union sets conditions on bid to organize armed forces
The American Federation of Government Employees told Congress it will seek to organize uniformed personnel only if 700 000 members approve and no law blocks it. The Teamsters oppose military unions as impractical. If approved, the plan would limit rights and suspend recognition during national defense emergencies, with focus on pay benefits grievances and certain legal matters.
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Enterprise conducts final captive flight test at Edwards AFB
The shuttle orbiter Enterprise completed a 60 minute captive flight atop a Boeing 747 at Edwards AFB California. The test included a simulated separation and landing gear check with NASA and Houston Control reporting the pattern as super and the fly-through as looking great.
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UA panel ends inquiry in Peacock case after resignation
A University of Arizona grievance committee concluded no ruling was needed on Dr. Erle E. Peacock Jr. as he left UA for a Tulane surgery post. Peacock had contested UA charges of unprofessional conduct before the Committee on Academic Privilege and Tenure. Police detain 15 at Brasilia student protest. all released after questioning.
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First archbishop of Miami dies at 72 in Miami Beach
The Most Rev. Coleman F. Carroll, first archbishop of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of Miami, died in his sleep at age 72 at his Miami Beach home. He led the diocese from 1958 when it had 185 000 parishioners and oversaw growth to 689 000. Archbishop Edward A. McCarthy succeeded him, arriving from elsewhere to assist last September.
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Job Corps Rejects Old Pima Hospital Site
The old Pima County General Hospital at 19 Fifth Ave is back on the market after Job Corps officials deemed renovation too costly. Government engineers advise using the Tucson area for a new southern Arizona training center for about 300 youths with a $2.9 million budget. The county valued the hospital at about $1 million and plans an auction possibly in December.
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Teamsters pay 17955 in copper strike benefits
Teamsters Local 310 paid 17955 in strike benefits last week to 10 399 members across four copper companies. Recipients at ASARCO Mission Mine 252 members 1240 dollars Phelps Dodge Ajo 45 members 2023 Cities Service Pinta Valley 61 members 2745 Inspiration Consolidated Copper Miami 41 members 1844. Bowyer says fund is a multi million dollar reservoir. Steelworkers began paying in Tucson for Mission and Silver Bell Mine with minimum 20 dollars weekly.
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Archbishop Sheen Undergoes Emergency Heart Surgery
Archbishop Fallon J. Sheen, 82, underwent emergency heart surgery at Lenox Hill Hospital in New York last Friday. Dr. Michael Bruno called it a life saving procedure and said Sheen is doing well considering all circumstances. The famed TV host of Life is Worth Living is a retired head of the Society for the Propagation of the Faith.
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Fallon J. Sheen
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Society For the Propagation of the Faith
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Scientist warns nitrosamines from nitrates may cause cancer
German researcher Dr. Rudolf Preussmann told a U S Agriculture panel that nitrosamines formed from sodium nitrate and nitrite in bacon and cured meats are among the most potent cancer-causing compounds known. He urged phasing out such preservatives and replacing them with safer alternatives.
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All Star Lineup for World's Finest Comics in the Citizen
The Citizen highlights an all star lineup for the Worlds Finest Comics feature showcasing top heroes and villains. The piece notes prominent roles for key characters and teams, with anticipated crossover adventures and dramatic clashes on page spreads.
Van Houten retrial ordered after juror replacement
National story notes Leslie Van Houten's second trial in the Manson family murders faces fresh deliberations as jurors restart due to a juror replacement. The case ties to the Leno and Rosemary LaBianca killings and prior execution changes.
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Charles Manson
Leno
Rosemary Labianca
Telephone strike looms as Bell System workers vote to strike
Washington report says telephone workers prepared to strike as early as April 6 to win a new contract with Bell System. Union officials say secret ballots elected to give leadership power to call a strike after rejecting a 10 percent wage offer, with no mention of job security.
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