Electricity crisis eases in industrial East and Midwest
The coal strike's impact on power supply eased as utilities in West Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio and nearby states boosted non union coal shipments and bought power from other regions amid milder weather. Labor reports show layoffs lower but ongoing curtailments remain in some areas. TVA reports 24 days coal on hand, while Allegheny Power System relies 60 percent on external power. Ohio Edison notes 35 percent of power bought externally.
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Comparison of coal contracts under UMW 1974 terms
A summary of wage, pension, health care, life insurance, vacation and reform provisions in the United Mine Workers 1974 contract versus the rejected March 5 contract and the tentative agreement. It covers wage increases, cost of living protections, pension changes, health care cost shifts, eye care, sickness benefits, life insurance, vacation and plant-wide shutdown rules, along with penalties and potential production bonus plans. The document contrasts old contract terms with the new and rejected deals.
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