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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1968
Page
2
Chronicle readers keep up with news of interest to union members in Greater Cincinnati. An annual subscription for individuals is $2. When a local union subscribes for its members the rate is $1.56 per member annually or 3c a week.
Questa said Fashion Fair began November with only 234 workers and that the union offered impartial verification of signed cards, but the NLRB refused. He called the ruling grossly unfair and protested to the National Labor Relations Board in Washington. Union families are reminded Fashion Fair stays on the AFL-CIO Labor Council We Do Not Patronize list.
Ohio State University will confer a new degree in computing and information science the first of its kind. Approved recently by the Ohio Board of Regents the program signals a shift toward formal computer based education.
Mrs. Mary Alice Hambrick senior secretary at the Cincinnati AFL-CIO Labor Council retires this month after joining in 1960. She turns 69 next Saturday and is succeeded by Frankie Cooper of IUE Local 771 who has served 13 years there and helped with Cincinnati labor programs including the Labor Day Festival.
The Cincinnati AFL CIO delegates discuss SB 30 bargaining unit regulation, appoint labor reps to public boards, and shift Cincinnati city elections from at large to by district. They unanimously approve amendments to the Council Constitution and pledge support for Formica strike issues. A February cardiovascular conference is announced with the American Heart Association.
Robert W. Brown of UAW Local 863 at the Sharonville Ford plant won 6000 in cash and a Mercury Monterey valued at 3500 for a simple transmission plate screw change idea. Ford spokesmen say the fix saves thousands without harming efficiency. Brown has filed 304 past suggestions since 1961, totaling about 3200 in prizes. He lives in Sharonville and aided Local 863 during the Ford strike.
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