Fight Within UMW Reaches Fourth Round in Charleston
Arnold Miller battles the International Executive Board in Charleston West Virginia as the union cuts COMPAC funding and suspends general revenue for the political arm. Board votes 19 5 to limit money while Miller pushes for headquarters move to coalfields amid ongoing feuds with directors.
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Charleston
W Va
Arnold Miller
United Mine Workers Union
West Virginia
Miller
International Executive Board
Compac
UMW
Mike Trbovich
Union
Washington, D.C
Washington
Lee Roy Patterson
Kentucky
Patterson
Harry Patrick
Arnold
Patrick
Trbovich
Ohio Governor halves coal rules easing industry gas shortage relief
Gov. Rhodes suspends state and federal environmental limits on high sulfur coal for the duration of the Ohio emergency. About 200 small to medium plants could switch from gas to coal boilers, potentially easing gas shortages. Some facilities may reopen refineries for No 6 fuel oil, while boiler reconversion could take two weeks to six months.
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Columbus
Ohio
James A. Rhodes
EPA
Allan Franks
Ohio Epa
William Costello
Ohio Manufacturers Association
Kentucky
Robert S. Ryan
Ohio Resources and Development Agency
Findlay
Rhodes
Franks
Firestone Tire & Rubber Co
Akron
General Motors
Delco
Cincinnati
Chicago
George Alexander
Midwest
U.S
Arthur Bowers
D-98
Steubenville
Bowers
Jefferson County
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