Administration seeks immediate back to work order in coal strike
The Carter administration will ask a Washington federal court today to issue a temporary back to work order against more than 1,000 United Mine Workers locals and coal companies. A presidential fact finding panel completed a one day hearing into the 13 day strike and prepared a report for the president before the Justice Department file the suit. Miners could be ordered back underground after safety checks, with a long 80 day injunction possible if challenged. Arnold Miller said miners may disobey the order. Negotiations for a national contract show little progress amid a weekend rejection by 160,000 miners.
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Washington
Administration
Justice Department
United Mine Workers Union
District Court
Sill
UMW
Arnold Miller
Wayne Horvitz
Auto makers and steel hit by coal strike pinch
Aut makers and steel producers say the coal strike has not yet hurt deeply but warn potential layoffs if utilities curb coal generated power. Some plants cut hours in Indiana, West Virginia and Pennsylvania while overall steel shipments remain fair. Major automakers warned of shutdown risks if destocking conditions worsen.
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Pittsburgh
U.S
Republic Steel
Indiana
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Ohio Edison Co
Akron
Ohio
Ohio Edison
Taxpayers seek guidance on earned income credit in Indiana
Indiana taxpayers ask more questions despite simplified federal tax forms. IRS in Indianapolis urges concise answers as calls rise about 13 percent. Common errors include using the wrong tax table and many low income residents unaware they may qualify for refunds up to 400 dollars under the earned income credit. Average refund so far is 564 dollars, with processing times four to six weeks and longer waits near the April 17 deadline.
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Indianapolis
Indiana
Internal Revenue Service
Bob Branson
IRS
Branson
Bronson
Weather Outlook for Anderson This Week
Sunny and cool today with highs in the mid 30s. Clear and cold tonight. Partly cloudy and warmer Friday with highs in the low 40s. Anderson record shows Wednesday high 26 and low 22.
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Anderson
Reed Equipment in bad standing linked to city bid
Reed Equipment Corporation listed as a corporation in bad standing by the Indiana Secretary of State for failing to file an annual report since 1974. Reed says the firm has been inactive but still pursued the city refuse contract bid, explaining it viewed the equipment company as the right vehicle for the job and noting some bids account for mileage, dumping fees, gasoline costs, and park collection.
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Rob Prillaman
Herald
Indiana
Secretary of State Corporations Division
Corporations Division
Indianapolis
The
Reed Equipment Corporation
Ralph Reed
Gemt
Reed
Ralph Reed and Son Construction Company
Reed Equipment
Secretary of State
Board of Works
Allergic teller an itchy mess at Hartford bank branch
Theresa Torza a 21 year old teller at Hartford National Bank may be allergic to money causing a severe itchy rash on her right hand and fingers. Doctors consider contact dermatitis possibly from money or coins and her condition could end her job if money handling continues. She has taken two week leave and may seek other work if the rash persists.
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Theresa Torza
Old Lyme
Conn
Old Saybrook Bank
Torza
Hartford National Bank and Just Co
Oid Saybrook
Eric Thomas
Allergi Thomas
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