U S Posts To Reopen In Turkey
U S observation posts in Turkey closed during the arms embargo will reopen within months after Congress lifted the ban. The move aims to restore intelligence coverage on Soviet activity, with bases at three sites to resume and one at Karamursel kept shut. A navigation station at Karga Burum may restart within a week.
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Governor Urges Quick Settlement of Norfolk & Western Strike
Virginia Governor John Dalton calls for a rapid end to the Norfolk & Western Railway strike, warning of 10 000 to 15 000 coal miners out of work and impacts on Hamp ton Roads coal facilities. He may join negotiations if no settlement soon and orders a survey of strike effects. He notes a projected budget surplus and tax refund plans.
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Andrew Miller
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Winchester Man Dies In Shooting Last Night
Jesse James Sisk 27 of Winchester was shot to death in the Southern States parking lot on Rt 11 south of Stephens City around 9 30 p m. Frederick County Sheriff’s Dept seeks 36 year old white male James Wilber Granmier for murder described as armed and dangerous. Police and investigators' names listed. body to Fairfax for standard gunshot wound procedure.
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Jesse James Sisk
Rt. 7
Winchester
Southern States
Rt. 11
Stephens City
Carroll K. Mauck
Frederick County
Sheriff's Dept
James Wilber Granmier
Tri-State
Sheriff's Department
Sgts. J. Long
R. Sager
Robert Edmundson
Mauck
C. Stine
R. Eckman
J. Hiller
Douglass C. Hill
Fairfax
Judge Allows Postal Union Vote on Rank and File Contract
A federal judge refused to halt a ratification vote by the American Postal Workers Union, allowing about 300,000 workers to ballots over a disputed postal contract. The ruling cites public interest in an undisrupted mail system and aims to speed labor peace despite calls to renegotiate. Ballots were to be mailed, with completion estimated in about three weeks.
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U.S
Barrington Parker
Parker
American Postal Workers Union
John Richards
APWU
Pittsburgh
Richards
Serce
Man and plants headline Frederick South feature
A Frederick South feature centers on a man and his plants. A 20-year-old Winchester man was apprehended yesterday after a chase through Winchester. The Warren County Board of Supervisors remains deadlocked on school remodeling after lengthy discussion.
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Winchester
Warren Board
Warren County Board of Supervisor
Detroit Strikers Stand Fast After Court Order
In Detroit 3500 sanitation workers garage mechanics and clerks continue wildcat walkout halting trash pickup bus service and city operations for next week's state primary. Emergency police operators walked out in sympathy and 60 cruisers per day lacked service. Mayor Young threatened mass firings after Judge Wahls issued a temporary restraining order.
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Frank Jackson
Coleman Young
Wayne County
Myron Wahls
Wildcatters
Inflation to Offset Any Cut in Taxes
Washington AP reported congressional staff economists say a $16.2 billion tax cut would largely vanish for most taxpayers due to inflation and higher Social Security taxes. In 1979 middle earners see tax increases once inflation and payroll hikes are factored in, with only a narrow bracket receiving small reductions.
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Joint Committee On Taxation
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Peter Davis
Joint Committee
Davis
Ways and Means Committee
Farber faces jail in New York murder probe case
New York Times reporter Myron Farber to begin an indefinite civil contempt term for refusing to surrender notes in the Dr. X murder inquiry. His lawyers seek an eleventh hour appeal to Justice Marshall as White refused delay and kept a $5,000 daily fine in place.
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