Inequities Explained By Airlines Strikers And Plans
Editorial outlines why IAM aircraft mechanics strike amid pay gaps and two federal licenses. It notes licensed mechanics earn far less than construction workers, demands include 53 cents hourly rise over 36 months, airlines offer 48 cents over 42 months, and calls for cost of living clauses. It notes overtime, wage guidelines, and public impact as planes stay grounded and profits lag.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
International Association of Mechanics
Cleveland
O. T. Hackett
A&e
IAM
Jess
Airlines
Minute Millions Delays Hit Major Airports Across U S
FAA reports delays at major U.S. airports totaled 20 million minutes with costs over 863 million last year. Airlines suffered 64.7 percent of costs and 38.9 percent of delay time, general aviation 29.2 percent, and military 6.1 percent. Takeoff delays varied from 17.50 at JFK to 0.75 at Medford.
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U.S
Federal Aviation Agency
General Aviation
Jfk International Airport
New York
de- Medford
Ore
Griffin on Reuther purge list amid Michigan politics
Fulton Lewis reports Michigan lawmaker Robert P. Griffin on United Auto Workers leader Walter Reuther’s purge list as Griffin seeks a six year Senate term. The piece traces Williams’s labor dominated rise and Reuther’s political influence in Michigan, including past clemency cases and party control.
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Bill Schulz
Fulton Lewis Jr
Washington
U.S
United Auto Workers
Welter Rewther
Robert P. Griffin
Senate
Pat McNamara
D.-Mich
Traverse City
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Griffin
Landrum - Griffin
Reuther
Williams
Detroit News
Afl-Cio
Reuther 2Nd Company
State Supreme Court
Flynn
Try Your Word Power NEA Feature
A fragmented NEA feature lists a word power puzzle with clues such as goosefoot family social group level obliteration and other entries. The grid appears to mix definitions with partial phrases and references to Greek letters seasons and bird names, suggesting a crossword-like or word association activity.
Violence Provision Moves In Civil Rights Bill
Washington AP report notes House action focuses on a federal crime for violence against Negroes and allies aiding their rights. The measure targets murders bombings and other acts where states cannot prosecute. Penalties reach up to $10,000 and life imprisonment, facing opposition from many Southern lawmakers and a larger fight over federal versus states’ rights.
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Washington
House
House Judiciary Committee
Dancing Threat To Life
A New York reader warns that his family dancing to teen songs and dances risks health and reputation. He laments his eight year old Megan learning the Jerk the Twist and songs from Hullabaloo and American Bandstand and urges quitting Megan’s dancing to preserve family order.
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New York
Megan
Twist
Lfe
Palmptor
Ford Aide Aids Rogers in Gutting Auto Safety Bill
Washington column alleges Rep Walter Rogers of Texas and staff weakened the House auto safety bill by substituting or for and and by easing penalties for not notifying dealers and buyers of defects. It cites industry influence from Ford and others and notes Rogers retirement to practice law.
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Drew Pearson
Washington
Walter Rogers
Pampa
Texas
Senate
Red Markley
Rep. Rogers
Rogers
House
Congress
Ford
General Motors
Rep
John Dingell
Dearborn
Mich
Dingell
House Commerce Committee
Secretary of Commerce
Landrum-Griffin
Andrew Stevenson
William Dixon
Oren Harris
Arkansas
Commerce Committee
Stevenson
Dixon
Harley Staggers
D-W. Va
Warren Magnuson
Baytown Sun Staff and Publishing Info
Baytown Sun published afternoons Monday through Friday and Sundays at 1201 Memorial Drive Baytown Texas mailing address P O Box 90 Baytown 77520 subscription rates listed By Carrier 1 60 per day month 19 20 per year mail rates on request national representation by Texas Newspaper Representatives Inc Associated Press rights reserved and republication terms indicated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Hartman
James H. Hale
Preston Pendergrass
Beuleh Mae Jackson
Bill Hartman
Ann B. Pritchett
John Wedley
Paul Putman
Vessees
Corrie Laughlineas
Second c Town
Texas
Baytown Sun., Inc
Memorial Drive
Baytown
P.O
Carier
Texas Newspaper Representatives, Inc
Associated Press
Doctor's Mailbag Questions On Gall Bladder Woes
Readers ask about chronic gall bladder inflammation without stones and nonfunctioning gall bladders. Answers explain that pain often stems from other digestive issues, nonfunctioning gall bladders may not require removal, gall bladder attacks occur when stones block the duct, and citrus ash can alkalinize urine while meat creates acid ash. Dr Brandstadt may answer letters in future columns.
Lamar College Awards 130 PHT Degrees in 1947
Lamar College of Technology awarded 130 PHT degrees last year in Beaumont Texas. The article notes the program aided wives of male students who helped finance their husbands education.
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Beaumont, Tex
Lamar College of Technology
Happiness: Putting Foes in the Hole at Bridge
Oswald and James Jacoby present a bridge hand with careful preplanning. West opens diamonds then clubs, South analyzes heart holdings and spade division, aims to force West to lead hearts, and uses a club lead and trumping to reach the winning sequence.
Remembered trump saves the hand in bridge ending
In a bridge recount, one player holds a club and dummy's last club. He plays a trump to West, leaving North and South with three hearts and a trump each. West loses heart and a diamond. South would only lose one trick. If South hadn’t trumped a club at trick three, he could not strip the hand and force a losing lead from West.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West
South
East
North
Bridge bidding puzzle about three clubs response
In a standard auction West North East South 2% Pass 2h Pass you hold AKRISTRAQUSTIS. With partner’s three spades after a game forcing start, the best move is to bid three spades, continuing the game-forcing sequence rather than rushing to a final contract.
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Akristraqustis
Quiz Facts From The Ages Of China To The Senate
The piece notes Peiping as the former name of Peking meaning northern peace. It defines demography and demographers as researchers in population statistics. It states Richard Mentor Johnson was the only US vice president elected by the Senate after no candidate won an electoral majority in 1836.
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Peking
China
Peiping
United States
Senate
Richard Mentor Johnson
Newspaper Enterprise Association
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