UTU Rejects Arbitration Move Amid Nationwide Rail Strike Tensions
United Transportation Union leader Charles Luna denounces Labor Secretary Hodgson request to return to arbitration as foolish and asserts collective bargaining must prevail without government interference. He notes courts have allowed selective strikes and cites widespread economic disruption across vegetables wheat poultry and coal sectors. Hodgson proposes a three member neutral panel to arbitrate disputes over work rules, potentially appointed by the parties or by President Nixon.
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Washington
United Transportation Union
UTU
Charles Luna
Cleveland
James D. Hodgson
Hodgson
Luna
U.S
Meuigahs Roatas
New York
Longsland
Midwest
Nixon
Madison County 4 H Fair crowns grand champion steer
Tuesday's livestock judging at the Madison County 4 H Fair named Char dnd ube the grand champion crossbred Charolais with Jodi Clouser's Black Angus as reserve. Lisa Swisher led crossbreed wins as grand champion among 14 of 15 project areas as judging continues with swine poultry rabbit and other events.
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Horace Hays
Walter Hays
Lisa Swisher
Madison County
Liestock
Jodi Clouser
Res Muly III Herald
Mlexandria
Chari
Mark Sigler
Mike Waymire
Bobby Schuyler
Sudee Kenneth Ramsey
North ‘Judson
Bam
Eas
Mark” Ligier
Debbie Hosier
Red Poll
Emily Shuter
Angus
David Schenck
Hereford
Brad Huffman
Dan Jordan
Bobby Schuler
Brenda Lawler
Ane Auese
Pony Sin
City Council to Act on Pay Ordinances
The City Council will meet in a special session Thursday at 6 00 p m to act on proposed salary hikes for department heads officials and city employees including police and fire personnel. Police and fire salaries are set to rise about ten percent while other city raises run around six percent.
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Cangerson
Ny. Com
Apollo 15 main engine test clears lunar path toward moon landing
Apollo 15 successfully fired its main rocket engine as astronauts David Scott and James Irwin checked Falcon the lunar lander and found it in perfect condition aside from a inch long shard of glass. Mission control said no major issue exists with the mission though a brief S band data loss occurred due to a radio amplifier failure.
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Scott
Irwin
Falcon
Alfred M. Worden
Earth
Mission Control
Fafter
Anderson ordered to plan new sewage facilities
Indiana Stream Pollution Control Board ordered Anderson to begin engineering plans for extra waste treatment. After a May 26 hearing the board required preliminary plans by April 1972 with final plans by January 1973 and a construction deadline by July 31 1973. Hodson said Anderson should stay six months ahead of the board's schedule. Steg & Associates started a six month study of Anderson's waste-treatment needs.
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Indiana Stream Pollution ‘Control Board
Andeono
Anderson
Apel
Uly
Hdowever
Anderson Board of Works
Robert Hodson
Stream Pollution Control Board
Works Board
Henry B. Steg & Associates
Steeg
Ex-Cell-O Union Bargaining Ends Seven-Year Fight
Ex-Cell-O Corp and UAW Local 84 sign a memorandum to end seven years of legal action and a strike over recognition and bargaining. Negotiations start later in Elwood with Ned Davy and Local 1384. 290 hourly workers affected. no retroactive wage bids. many strikers urged to return to work.
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Detroit
International Uaw
Nelson Jack Edwards
Ex-Cell-0
R. M. Jones
Cell © ‘Corporation
Maurice Vancleave
Robert Rolland
National Labor Relations Board
District of Columbia Circuit Court of Appeals
Washington
Vancleave
Egal
Ex-Celho
NLRB
Rolland
Ing
Coomil
Ex-Cell0
UAW Council
Region Three
Indianapolis
UAW International
Ned Davy
Focal
Elwood
Ex-Cell-O
Davy
Atlonal Vawex
Apollo 15 stories and pictures headline page
Daily sports brief notes Apollo 15 coverage and related features highlighted across pages including Little League Journeyens and Babe Ruth squad preparing for state meet with brief game notes and photos.
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Accent
Apollo 15
Little League
Babe Ruth Squad
State Meet
Join Crusade Against Ugly City Facade Says HUD Architect
HUD architect Lockwood Martling Jr urged city officials and downtown businessmen to join the crusade against the ugly. His slide show illustrated how signage obscures architectural detail and how modest rehab and color planning can revive downtown Anderson. He linked renewed old-town appeal to shopper attraction and local tax revenue.
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Martling
Anderson
Sound Off helps readers with taxes and refunds
The column outlines reader questions about a $25 late fee after tax payment delays and a store billing dispute. Officials apologize and plan refunds or statements. a 1970 coat return case is resolved with a post office insurance note.
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Indianapolis
New York
Termite Control Probed in Elwood City Court Hearing
Three Huntington men were precharged with theft by reception after visiting Miss Eubice Mays home for termites. They claimed the first treatment failed and quoted 2000 for a second treatment. One man posted bond. Brown remained in custody as officers investigated.
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Elwood
Huntington County
Max Howard William Ross Jr
Waiter Brown
Huntington
Richard Brim
Indiana
Richard Joins
Eubice Mays
Miss Mays
Elwood Federal Savings and Loan Association
John Held
Ross
Rent It To The Second Customer Adverts Notice
Fragmented OCR text shows an advertising style urging customers to rent items to a second buyer. It mentions a telephone number 443-5371 and references to repeating experiments and set locations. The readable phrases are garbled and unclear but indicate rental transactions and ad industry language.
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