Steelworkers contract pattern letter signals broader bargaining
AP reports steel contracts set a wage fringe mix under 14 cents an hour while about one million workers gain automatic raises from earlier deals. Banks and business leaders see steel as a pattern-setter with inflation fears pushing costs higher. Dun's Review polls 125 presidents on expected outcomes and resistance to fringe benefits.
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Neosho Students Attend KU Summer Sessions
Fourteen Neosho County students join about 3000 others at the University of Kansas summer session. The growth includes attendees from 41 states and 67 international students from 36 countries, a ten percent rise from last year. Chanute resident Carol Barber, a college senior and daughter of Mr and Mrs Ira Barber, is listed among attendees.
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Heat prompts church leaders to relax dress code
The Rev Gordon S Price urges cooling church attire citing heat and God not caring about clothing. A relaxed policy invites male members to remove coats and ties during services.
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Wichita Quartet In Contest Finals
Chicago AP report details a barbershop quartet finals at a festival after a plane crash killed 10 aboard. Forty quartets competed and wallets with IDs were found. Finals scheduled tonight in Kalispell Montana.
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Quartet Singing in America Finalists Named
Finalists in the national quartet contest included The Four Cavaliers of Wichita Kansas and The Four Pitchhikers of Springfield Missouri.
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Parisians plan shorter midday break survey finds
AP reports a Chamber of Commerce survey showing Parisians ready to drop the two hour lunch. Half the respondents say 45 minutes suffices for the midday pause.
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