Preacher Man Takes Lead Of Disgruntled Eastern Truckers
In Ba it ons ville Virginia the Preacher Man Daryl Baring emerges as organizer of independent truckers rallying against fuel prices, speed limits, and licensing rules. Drivers threaten a two day work stoppage by midnight Wednesday to protest conditions and federal policy.
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Disputed pay settled in aerospace labor agreement case
The Coastal Living Council, complying with a court order, ordered payment of disputed wages from an aerospace industry labor agreement. Five aerospace companies were to pay a wage increase of 11 cents an hour for a 12 month period in 197? The Pay Board stated the payment was due and had been unpaid.
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Space workers pay rise held up by inflation rules
A special appeals court in Washington ruled the year-long space workers pay increase decision faulty and to be reconsidered. The council warned the higher payments could total about 75 million dollars for the one-year period, with potential scope up to 85 million in the space industry wage bill and related costs.
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UMW Rejects $50 Per Man Emergency Assessment
In Pittsburgh the United Mine Workers turned down an emergency special assessment proposal. The measure would have allowed the union to levy a $50 contribution from each of more than 100000 active coal miners as needed during the year.
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Ode to a Parking Ticket
A Longmont poem laments a parking ticket issued to Mrs Larson as the city seeks unpaid fare. The verse imagines municipal court action and a Christmas like deadline while noting the $1 fine remains due.
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Lat Graont Municipal Cort
Economist Fears No-Growth Year For U.S. in 1974
Washington economist Walter Heller warned the United States may face a no growth year in 1974 due to energy shortages and inflation. He projected higher inflation and unemployment, with inflation possibly around 6 percent in the first half and 1 percent in the second half, and joblessness above five percent. He urged cautious optimism, predicting a stronger recovery by midyear.
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Gasoline rationing proposal in wartime measures debated
Fragmentary notes suggest discussions on federal gasoline tax aiding rationing boards. The text hints at a plan to limit gallons per consumer, with authorities balancing fuel supply and wartime needs amid administrative challenges.
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