Alcoholism in Industry Sparks Reform at Allis Chalmers
A machine operator’s turnaround sparked a major shift in corporate policy on alcohol abuse. The article details how Allis Chalmers and other firms moved from firing drunk workers to supporting recovery, cutting absenteeism and boosting efficiency. It notes the economic stakes, with industry losses cited at about $1 billion annually, and profiles the broader adoption of Alcoholics Anonymous programs across major companies. The piece highlights the human and financial incentives behind treating alcoholism as a medical issue, not a moral failing.
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Henry A. Mielearek
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Alcoholics Anonymous
Micharek
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Denton Newspaper Begins Expansion
Denton Record Chronicle starts phase one of a plant expansion to more than double facilities. The project adds over 4500 square feet of space at the back of the building for a 61 page press, new stereotype equipment and news print storage. Future work will add space for the news department and remodel the office area for expanded business and advertising operations.
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