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Hard Bargaining Yet To Come In Coal Talks
Washington AP reports coal industry contract talks resume after a week-long derailment but hard bargaining lies ahead. mediators won agreement to resume face-to-face talks between United Mine Workers, Bituminous Coal Operators Association, and a planned six-member team. Labor Secretary Hay Marshall holds listening sessions with Joseph Brennan and Arnold Miller as the union seeks a carve-out for mine-by-mine strikes and the industry pushes for production incentives and fund restorations. A possible strike looms, with miners stockpiled coal and the existing contract set to expire.
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