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18C Minneapolis Tribune Dec. 18, 1981 National briefs From Tribune news services Ajew York garbage strike ends "BE ON THE LOOKOUT FOR THIS GANG OF MISFIT ROBOTS." New York, N.Y. Private trash collectors and their Hiking workers reached agreement arly Thursday on a new contract rad ended a 17-day strike that had sit New York City cluttered with of garbage. agreement calls for a total of 30 a week in pay and benefits in-rcases over three years. Moving after ratifying the contract, r.embers of Local 813 of the Team sters' union began a massive city cleanup of more than 100,000 tons of garbage and rubbish that had accumulated on sidewalks, in alleys and in other storage areas during the strike.

The city's Board of Health had declared a public health emergency, throughout the city Wednesday as health and fire hazards mounted along with the stacks of refuse. 11 If 1 1V Ilk If i jaVflBH uban refugees may be sent to Montana ihmCm 18848 AHat lataara CattUI Function: Bad One Unen. Mac KMADETTE PETERS Mac Mica Sparaaarts FaacUsa: Taknatraaian Dttlgnadoa: Unknown ins' Alas: MOT KAUFMAN FMCttta: Sacariaa. Mil Otis tar IcriMvt taaRaraat Nit FhjtiH Objict mil. Vashlngton, D.C he Reagan administration has tentatively decided to move the remain-Isig 420 Cubans at Fort Chaffee, to the site of a former air force base njar Glasgow, officials said Thursday.

A White House source said the decision would be announced after members of Congress whose districts are involved had been notified. No date for the transfer has been set, the sources said. "But it is a high priority, and I think it will be accomplished fairly quickly," said one official. None of the officials was willing to permit use of his name. The Glasgow site, in a remote, windswept area near the Canadian border, has been under consideration as a holding center for undocumented aliens for several months.

ItZ Reversal of mass prison release asked Doctor charged in plot to kill son is arraigned Associated Press Toms River, J. Dr. James Morrison charged with conspiracy to commit murder, has been arraigned and released on $55,000 bail. Morrison, who was extradited to New Jersey last week from Beulah, N.D., pleaded innocent Tuesday to four counts of conspiracy before Superior Court Judge William H. Huber.

A New Jersey grand jury indicted Morrison last October, charging that he plotted with an undercover state trooper to kill his son, James and his daughter-in-law, Lori Morrison. According to the indictment, Morrison's motive was revenge for his son's testimony in a 1980 lawsuit that led to Morrison's conviction for illegal possession of firearms. James Jr. and his wife were not harmed. WTCN photographer gets out of Poland safely David Unzicker, a WTCN-TV photographer who was in Poland when martial law was declared, has arrived safely in New York, the station said Thursday night Unzicker, who been on assignment in Poland with reporter Bernie Grace, arrived on a charter flight from Warsaw.

The station said Unzicker had no problem leaving Poland and was allowed to take his videotapes and other belongings. Grace, who arrived in Berlin by train Wednesday, was stopped, strip-searched, had his film confiscated and was held for eight hours before being allowed to leave. The two are scheduled to return to the Twin Cities today. They were in Poland taping a series of news reports. 'U' art professor Busa challenges suspension Peter Busa, a studio arts professor at the University of Minnesota, has challenged his suspension from the faculty in a grievance filed with the Faculty Senate Judiciary Committee.

Busa, 67, a nationally known painter, was suspended indefinitely two weeks ago over alleged grading irregularities and other unprofessional conduct He has denied doing anything that would warrant suspension under university rules. The grievance will -be reviewed by a faculty panel, which will forward a nWbinding recommendation to President C. Peter Magrath. Bemidji president to leave Dr. Rebecca Stafford, president of Bemidji State.

University, will become executive vice president at Colorado State University in Fort Collins, it was announced Thursday in Bemidji, Minn. She will assume the post Feb. 1. She has been Bemidji State president since April 1980. Montgomery, Ala.

Gov. Fob James asked a federal judge Thursday to reverse his order riiat 330 convicts be freed Tuesday from Alabama's prisons and the attorney general asked an ap-; peals court to set the order aside. District Judge Robert Varner, who ordered the mass release to Modal Lr7 ease overcrowding in Alabama's prisons agreed to review the matter, in a hearing today. Attorney General Charles Graddick filed an emergency appeal yesterday with the 11th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals in Atlanta, asking a three-judge panel to block Varner's order.

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He said French officials approved the inspection at a later date but refused to halt nuclear tests. 'The union representing workers at the atoll has charged that radioac- live waste escaped from the underground test site. U.S. says Cuba aided Dominican radicals Associated Press Santo Domingo, The United States has charged Cuba with launching a campaign early last year to encourage "radicals" in the Dominican Republic to unite and take up arms against the government A State Department report released Wednesday in Santo Domingo said Omar Codoba Rivas, a Cuban intelligence official, made periodic trips to this Caribbean country. The report says two small political parties the Dominican Communist Party and the Dominican Liberation Party received training and financial help from Cuba.

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