AFT Prefers Negotiations in Labor Dispute Case
The statement stresses exhausting all possibilities of honorable negotiations before action. Defendants include Joe Kendell Donnell and Dixie Lee Donnell with two children, Kathleen and Kendell, from La Puente, and Stanely Earl Peacock with Madonna Finlay from La Puente, plus Wanda Boatwright of Rio Linda. Vehicle license traced to Mike Bollinger of Timberlake, South Dakota.
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AFT
New York
Joe Kendell Donnell
Dixie Lee
Kathleen
Kendell
la Puente
Stanley Earl Peacock
Madonna L. Finlay
Wanda Carol Boatwright
Rio Linda
Sacramento County
South Dakota
Sheriff's Deputies
Mike Bollinger
Timberlake, S.D
Slowdown in overseas expansion reported by Commerce
AP reports a projected slowdown in U S foreign investment growth amid reduced European growth and unsettled Latin American and Canadian conditions. Despite this, many firms maintain or increase overseas capital spending, with some programs expected to exceed prior year outlays while tax policies on foreign subsidiaries loom.
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AP Business News
YORK
Department of Commerce
U.S
Commerce Department
Western
Europe
Department
Latin America
Congress
Teachers clash as AFL-CIO union accuses NEA of trying to exterminate
Detroit AP report covers AFT President Carl Megel at the AFL-CIO convention accusing the NEA of seeking to exterminate the teachers union. Megel defends unionism and calls for broader organizing while NEA promotes grievances settlements and sanctions against schools.
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Detroit
Carl J. Megel
American Federation of Teachers
Afl-Cio
National Education Association
Megel
NEA
AFT
Denver
Megal
Teachers Federation
Auto Train Collision Kills Seven Near Temple City
In Temple City California a Sunset Limited passenger train struck a car at night killing seven people including a family of four. The train plowed nine blocks before stopping 20 cars and three locomotives remained intact. Victims were pulled from the wreckage with torches as investigators identify them from papers found in the car.
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Temple City
Calif
Sheriff's Deputies
Southern Pacific
New Orleans
E. F. Knoff
Moonlight rule spaced lamps in Waterloo streets
An 1891 Waterloo bylaws record states the gas company would be paid 22 dollars yearly to supply fuel and a lamp lighter for 28 street lights. Lamps were to remain unlit on eight nights each month around the full moon.
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Waterloo
Ont
Round Hill Carnival Opens With 500 Attendees
About 500 persons attended the Round Hill Community Fire Co carnival opening night on Rt. 50 west for the fire truck fund. Rides run nightly at 7 30. Candidates Marsh and Robinson plan brief talks during the event week. Gerald Hepner leads the carnival with prizes drawn each Saturday.
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Round Hill Community Fire Co
New Fire Truck Fund
Fire Company
Rt. 50 West
Congress
John O. Marsh, Jr
West Virginia players from public servant families
Several West Virginia football players are sons of public officials. John Sinner’s father is a prosecuting attorney, Bob Delorenzo’s a city dog warden, Ed Pastilong’s a coast master, John Burnison and Jim Cooper’s fathers were coaches, and a minister’s son is also mentioned.
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West Virginia
John Sinner
Bob DeLorenzo
Ed Pastilong
John Burnison
Jim Cooper
Gene Lamb
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Dubuque
Iowa
Pierre Woodrock
Dubuque County Fair
Joseph
Richard
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Teachers’ Union
By Felix B. Wold
New York City
Bartlett
Safeway
Hygrade
Round Hill
Lican
Fire Hall
Gerald Hepner
Call Collect
Frederick
Tri-State Mortgage CO
N. Market St. Frederick
Lia
Oreleae
MED
Willis H. Ligon I
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
West Boscawen Street
Winchester
Virginia
Anchorage
Alaska
Richmond
America
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