Auto Talks in Danger Zone at GM Seek Pact
DETROIT AP Contract talks for 460000 General Motors workers are in the danger zone with only secondary issues settled. The UAW says it will strike 13 GM plants and 32 warehouses if no agreement is reached by midnight Friday. UAW President Fraser says timing is in the company’s hands as talks continue with scarce responses on major economic issues.
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Demonstrations Grow in San Salvador Amid Government Restraint
In San Salvador leftist protests swell from 800 on Monday to 4,000 on Tuesday with up to 30,000 anticipated for Saturday as El Salvador marks 138 years of independence. The government vows not to provoke violence while protesters demand free elections and an end to Romero rule. Masked demonstrators and torch parades endures despite rain and some attacks on the American Embassy. In Virginia, gasohol production is approved for a Virginia Beach farmer, the first permit issued to Lewis A. Love for 120 gallons monthly to power his tractor and home heating, signaling growing private energy efforts.
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Frederick County to increase funding for high school project
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors Finance Committee will recommend raising the construction cap on the new senior high school by over 400000 dollars to add an auditorium and auxiliary gym. The boost would lift the guaranteed cost from 8287091 to 8705261, with plans dating to January and guidance from School Board Chairman John Solenberger.
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Weather review and extended forecast in Northern Valley
Increasing cloudiness tonight with Lows near 60 and a chance of showers Thursday. Rain spreads from the southwest across the state Thursday with highs in the upper 70s to low 80s. Extended outlook calls for cloudy skies and rain Friday and Saturday, then clearing Sunday with highs near 80 and 60s lows.
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Winchester offers basic Scuba Class for youths and adults
The Winchester Parks and Recreation Department announces a nine week Scuba class starting September 20 at 7 p.m. Registration is Sept 20 at 6:30 p.m. at the Indoor Pool Office. Tuition is 70 dollars plus 70 dollars rental, open water dives included. prerequisites include swimming 300 yards, 50 feet underwater, and treading water 15 minutes. Class limited to 18. instructor Ken McCracken will discuss equipment. Call 667-2699 for details.
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