Northwest pilots reach contract ending strike threat
Northwest Airlines and its 1550 pilots struck a contract just before a 2 a.m. deadline. The agreement raises the average salary to 45600 and allows normal flights today as ALPA negotiators approve language pending final clarifications.
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Sweat and persistence urged for success by Gov Mills Godwin
Fredericksville AP report notes Gov. Mills Godwin at a farewell dinner at Mary Washington College urged that genius alone does not guarantee success. He cited a maxim that 5 percent is inspiration and 95 percent perspiration as key to achievement.
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Space mission ends with hopeful U S Soviet ties
The U S Soviet mission concludes with astronauts and cosmonauts remaining aloft for experiments. Stafford and Leonov share praise for a new era in space cooperation and a peaceful future, while a news conference in Houston and Moscow outlines hopes for joint ventures and planetary exploration.
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Bank Robberies Prompt Surveillance in Richmond
FBI official says a recent surge of bank stickups in Richmond spurred targeted surveillance of banks. Five robberies or attempts occurred in 16 days, with arrests made Friday of William Howard and James Thomas Branch after incidents at United Virginia Bank and Bank of Virginia branches.
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Government seeks more bodies in Olancho massacre search
In Olancho province Honduras the government says more bodies may be in the area near a well where seven people were found including US priest Rev Michael Jerome Cypher 35 of Medford Wisconsin and a Colombian priest five identified victims include Cypher and Prof Jose Martinez Ruth Argentina Garcia and Maria Bolivar Vargas two nuns were reported missing after joining a peasant march for land reform. The army broke up a protest of about 12 000 peasants amid a deadly clash and Bishop Jaime Brufau Linked the killings to anti reform forces saying it was a planned attack on the church.
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Ivan Betancourt
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Ruth Argentina Garcia
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Weather Forecast for Northern Valley and Virginia
Variable cloudiness with afternoon or evening thunderstorms possible today and Sunday. Lows in 60s, highs in the 80s. Extended outlook shows partly cloudy days with chances of showers or thundershowers, highs in the 80s and lows in the 60s.
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Americans Kidnapped in Eritrea by Rebel Group
In northern Eritrea province two American technicians Steve Campbell and Jim Harrel along with four Ethiopians were abducted, likely by the Eritrean Liberation Front. The U.S. facility in Asmara confirmed the Americans, and Ethiopian security forces search for the captors with safety precautions.
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Benner Sentenced to Six Months on Parole Violation
David Eugene Benner was given six months in jail for parole violation by Frederick County Circuit Court. Judge Robert K. Woltz ordered the term to run concurrently with two earlier sentences totaling seven years for robbery of Lucille O Connell and unauthorized use of her car.
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Resignations Fail to Drop Albuquerque Crime Rate
Despite a mass police walkout, Albuquerque sees little change in crime as criminals avoid officers and rely on citizen reactions. A $1,371 bank robbery highlights persistent risk amid 324 officers resignations, with county sheriffs sickened in solidarity and a court contempt ruling against the strikers.
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Tom Chappell
Lance Vance
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Violence Mounts as Lisbon Prepares for Socialist Rally
Communist militants joined by army units encircled Lisbon with checkpoints to block a Socialist party street rally. Scattered violence erupted but no injuries were reported as the military was placed on alert amid coup rumors targeting the leftist government.
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