Strikes Prompt Winter Hardship for Miners and Nation
In 1978 the coal strike laid off about 25 000 workers in coal consuming and transporting sectors. Miners faced safety and pension concerns as winter intensified. Taft Hartley injunctions and National Guard efforts failed to restore work. Unemployment rose nationwide with 23 400 factory workers laid off weekly by mid March, and UMWA leaders warned of a fragile peace as contract talks dragged on.
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Jimmy Carter
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Arnold Miller
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Val Scarton
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Tazewell Supervisors To Assist In Subdivision Problems
Tazewell County Board of Supervisors opened action to aid Cedar Land Farms subdivision residents at Claypool Hill to obtain a correct certified plot. They may have map corrections, with a former engineer assigned to investigate alleged ordinance violations, and a request to pursue court action if needed.
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Daily Telegraph
Tazewell
Tazewell County
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Bill Hawkins
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Barwood
Claypool Hill
Earwood
Commonwealth
Robert Galumbeck
Joe Peery
Ballard
Sam Crockett
Charles Gilmore Jr
Raga Moore, Jr
Gilmore
Peery
Hawkins
Eli Jones
Smyth County
Brown
Aother
Lester Jones
State Department of Taxation
Galumbeck
Board of Supervisors
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