Postal workers vote on tentative contract amid union split
Washington AP reports more than 500000 unionized postal workers vote by mail on a tentative contract after three months of bargaining. Postmaster General Bolger maintains a take it or leave it stance amid mixed reactions to wage raises and job protections.
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William F. Bolger
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Washington Press Club
Emmet Andrews
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Moe Biller
New York City
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George Meany
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Funeral services held for Minnie Snyder Pike in Smithsburg
Mrs Minnie Snyder Pike 82 of 1325 Darlington Drive died Monday at home. Funeral conducted Saturday at 11 a.m. at Jones Funeral Home with graveside service at 1 30 p.m. at Lutheran Cemetery Smithsburg Md. Visitation 7 to 9 tonight and tomorrow. Also funeral for W Alan Peery 72 of 1439 Greystone Terrace held today at Braddock Street United Methodist Church. Burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. Arrangements by Jones Funeral Home.
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Amos Bayard Leatherman
Rt. 1
Romney
W. Va
Cumberland Memorial Hospital
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Hedgesville
Sanford and
Lucy Howdyshell Leatherman
Maxine Cheshire Leatherman
Marie Summerfield
Akron
Ohio
William
Bernard
Lee
Randy Leatherman
Carolyn Cheshire
Paul Leatherman
McKee Funeral Home
Ebenezer
Marshall Milton Lancaster
E. Main St
Berryville
Virginia Beach
Mr. Lancaster
Jefferson County
C. E
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Cooper Furniture Co
Fredericksburg
Ruth Patton
Florida
Betty Lancaster
Norfolk
Jo McIntyre
Minnie Snyder Pike
Darlington Drive
Jones Funeral Home
Joseph R. Anderson
Thomas A. Lewis
John W. Goodman
Larry A. Pike
George I. Pike, Jr
Robert L. Pike
John M. Williams
Lutheran Cemetery
Smithsburg
W. Alan Peery
Greystone Terrace
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Braddock Street United Methodist Church
J. William Hough
Waverly G. Reames
George W. Quarles
James M. Morrison
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
Philip H. Sprenkle
Herbert A. Solenberger
Ralph L. Summell
Mount Hebron Cemetery
Fire losses drop as Winchester responds to more alarms
Winchester fire officials report an 80 percent drop in fire damage from nearly $800,000 to about $140,000 in the first half of 1978 while alarms rise to 89 calls. Dwellings, autos, and miscellaneous fires populate the period with 34 commercial and 14 industrial incidents.
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Winchester
Gene Dailey
Dailey
Williamsport
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