Parley Sought To End Violent Trucker Strike
A seven state panel was asked to return to Pittsburgh to seek a new settlement in the steel hauler strike. Drivers want a two hour loading wait and discuss possible four hour compromise. violence escalates with arson at Fallstown and attacks on rigs.
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Pittsburgh
Teamsters Union
Interstate Commerce Commission
National Steel Carriers Association
Cleveland
Commission
William Kusley
Gary
Ind
Fallstown
Ohio
Youngstown
Akron
U.S. 22
Pennsylvania Turnpike
State Workers Cite Rising Costs Erode Pay Hikes
Hartford AP says Connecticut state employees warn July pay boosts will be wiped out by inflation before January. The 28th annual CSEA convention in New Haven will explore across the board raises and automatic cost of living indexed increases for 1989 and 1990. Delegates from about 20,100 members prepare to vote on proposals and lobby for action before the 1969 General Assembly.
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Hartford
Edward Gallant
Connecticut State Employes Association
CSEA
New Haven
Gallant
General Assembly
US Labor Department
Carpet Cleaning Shines at Alexander's Department Store
Blue Lustre shampooers rent for 1.00 at Alexander's Department Store in Milford Conn and claim to remove carpet paths and spots easily leaving upholstery refreshed. The copy markets Blue Lustre as cleaning solution and shampooer rental.
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Rent For &1
Alexander's Department Store
Conn
Past Center
Milford
U S Rests Case In Miss Killings
Meridian Mississippi federal court heard a signed statement from Horace Barnette detailing the 1964 killings of civil rights workers Michael Schwerner Andrew Goodman and James Chaney. Defense called witnesses including Herman Tucker as the trial of 18 white men continued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meridian
Miss
Herman Tucker
Justice Department
U.S
Mike Watkins
Asst
U.S. Atty
John Doar
Horace Doyle Barnette
Doar
Barnette
Jim
Jordan
James E. Jordan
Michael Schwerner
Andrew Goodman
New York
James Chaney
Schwerner
Chaney
Trial on 1964 Mississippi killings ends with racist group aim
Jurors heard closing remarks as the government rested on a case alleging a racist extremist organization plotted the slayings during Mississippi's 1964 troubled summer. Federal indictments charged violations of workers' civil rights with possible penalties up to ten years and five thousand dollars in fines.
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Jordan
Mississippi
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