Community Saves Wear-Ever Plant in Chillicothe Ohio
In Chillicothe Ohio a 26 000 person city battled a 850 job loss threat from Wear Ever Aluminum Inc and later 800 Mead Papers workers faced layoffs. Through public appeals Gov Rhodes union negotiations and a Save Wear Ever drive the plant stayed open. Community leaders and business leaders pressed for a third union vote and a ratified agreement followed.
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Chillicothe, Ohio
The
Chillicothe Gazette
Ohio
Wear-Ever
Aluminum Inc
Chillicothe
James Rhodes
Robert Schaefer
Gazette
Schaefer
Aluminum Co. of America
John S. Hamilton
Aluminum Workers International Union
Afl-Cio
Hamilton
Awsitor
Chillicothe Ministerial Assn
Mead Papers
Mead Corp
Jock
Gov
Rhodes
Ralph Helmick
Helmick
Wear
St. Louis
Tom McCord
Stanford Offers New Environmental Design Program
Stanford University will launch an undergraduate and graduate program in environmental engineering and design this fall. The initiative results from merging architecture and urban design with the environmental engineering program. Courses include environmental planning urban and regional pollution control water resources and transportation systems.
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Stanford, Calif
UPI
Stanford University
KC Council Names Officers For 5677 At All Saints
Bunyan T. Howell Jr. Ely is elected grand knight of Knights of Columbus council 5677 at All Saints church for 1970 71. Other officers named include Arvin Backenstedt deputy grand knight Joe Gorecki chancellor Elmer Haverly recorder John Behounek treasurer Mike Kolacz advocate Cletus Hannemann warden Gary Stedola Jerry Micka guards. Trustees are Nat Wilson Emmett Sherrman Frank Fisher. John Montpas financial secretary Francis Althof lecturer. Rev. Edward Shields remains council chaplain.
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Bunyan T. Howell
Jr. Ely
Knights of Columbus Council
All Saints Church
Arvin Backenstedt
Joe Gorecki
Elmer Haverly
John Behounek
Mike Kolacz
Cletus Hannemann
Gary Stedola
Jerry Micka
Nat Wilson
Emmett Sherrman
Frank Fisher
John Montpas
Francis Althof
Edward Shields
Prince Charles cautions five to mind behavior in Washington
Prince Charles told five British students to watch their conduct on their Washington visit next month. He joked that if anyone says they did not behave well, they should say it wasn t true. The heir to the throne spoke as he presented science medals to the teenagers after a White House visit.
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London
Prince Charles
Anne
White House
Britain appoints London based commuting ambassador
John Wilson aged 45 becomes Britain's first London based commuting ambassador to Chad. He will serve as envoy to the central African Republic and travel there as needed. The Foreign Office notes Chad was previously represented from Yaounde Cameroon and air connections are better from London 1500 miles away.
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London
John Wilson
Britain
Chad
Central African Republic
Foreign Office
Yaounde
Cameroun
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