No Progress Made in Negotiations Report
A brief item notes negotiations stalled with no progress reported. The passage mentions Staci Sete and a president, but details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
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Newspaper
Bessemer Herald
Location
Bessemer, Michigan, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1968
Page
1
A brief item notes negotiations stalled with no progress reported. The passage mentions Staci Sete and a president, but details remain unclear due to fragmented text.
A partial transcript describes ongoing bargaining between the Bessemer School Board, the BEA, and coaches over salaries and contract terms. It notes a stalemate after weeks of talks, with possible impacts on the Speed Boys football schedule and a push to reach a settlement soon.
The Michigan Public Service Commission authorized Lake Superior District Power Company to issue and sell First Mortgage Bonds to finance its program. The article also details extensive visitor traffic at Military Hill, Greenland Y Park, Memory Lane Park, and Eddy Park with guides from Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, Ohio, and international visitors including a London counselor biking from Manistique.
At a recent meeting the Bessemer Township Michigan Education Association voted to pursue steps under the 3 legal provisions of act 379 to address issues on the school site. Joseph Sashti, professional negotiations officer, led the discussion as chairman Carl York presided and the group agreed to proceed with formal negotiations and actions.
The funeral service for Charles Gervasio was conducted at Christ King Catholic Church with burial at the cemetery. Pallbearers included Frank Anton Negri and Charles Costantino, while many relatives from Sault Ste. Marie Hoyt Minnesota Williamston and Chicago attended.
Michigan veterans hold 210000 policies worth 1.557 billion dollars many as yet unconverted. VA official Robert FitzGerald notes premiums for term policies rise with age and permanent plans offer loan cash values and stable rates. He says seven permanent options exist and local VA offices provide details. The piece ends with a brief social note about Algonquin residents visiting Anvil.
More than 100 area youths have been placed in jobs through the Naiga Lovhood Youth Corps program under Elbin J. Strom of Ironwood, who coordinates the Ontonagon county work. Sites include Gogebic County Fair grounds, Ontonagon Hospital, Gogebic and Ontonagon counties, and Ironwood schools. An in school program begins Sept 1 with fewer enrollees and hours.
More than 200 people from Gogebic Range and the Upper Peninsula gathered for the Gogebic Community College facility groundbreaking near Mt Zion. State Senator Mack, Representative Hellman, College President Perry, and U S Congressman Ruppe led the ceremony with speeches praising local support for higher education and the college project.
Students must meet the Oct deadline before reg istration and may confer with the Director of Counseling or the Dean of Students. Call 932-4231 for an appointment to discuss registration dates and requirements.
Francis G Mussatti a chemical engineering student at Michigan Tech works in Dow Chemical Company Midland Summers College Program in the Latex section He is among 184 students and faculty assigned to projects related to their studies The program includes orientation sessions and tours of research production and technical service facilities It offers meaningful professional work and helps finance his education.
Coast Guard warns boaters to carry life jackets and know how to use them after multiple capsizings this year. Instances in Maine, Louisiana, and other locations show how quickly tragedy can strike when safety gear is forgotten or misplaced.
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