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Corry Evening Journal in Corry, Pennsylvania
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Newspaper
Corry Evening Journal
Location
Corry, Pennsylvania, United States of America
Date
Apr 10, 1973
Page
3
Four Westinghouse Unions Open Talks Against Wage Guidelines
Four major unions representing about 68 000 Westinghouse Electric workers begin contract negotiations. Union leaders, including IUE president Paul Jennings, say they will ignore federal wage guidelines citing cost of living concerns. Agreements expire June 11 and talks proceed with top company negotiators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
International Union of Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers
Westinghouse
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Paul Jennings
IUE
Donald C. Burnham
Meat Boycott Yields Mixed Early Results Across Stores
Associated Press spot check shows varied responses to the week-long meat boycott. Fed Mart Stores in San Diego reports sales off about 20 percent but improving, while Acme Foods and Grand Union report brisk or sharp sales in some markets. In Philadelphia and New York, Mr. Weigl notes continued declines near 20 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fed Mart Stores, Inc
San Diego
Associated Press
Acme Food Market
Seaboard
Grand Union
Washington, D.C
Acme Markets, Inc
Philadelphia
Charles Weigl
New York City
Kidnap Couple Found Victims Still Sought
Greensburg report states Donald and Linda Seymour, charged with kidnapping two Richter children they cared for while the Richters sought work in Ohio. FBI involvement centers on Ohio Illinois Indiana as investigators search for missing victims. In Harrisburg, Gov Shapp to award 1000 to M Sgt Arthur Black, first beneficiary under PA Vietnam POW compensation act.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Greensburg
New Stanton
Donald
Linda Seymour
Kenneth Richter
Richters
Ohio
Seymours
Richter
FBI
Illinois
Indiana
Lorain
Harrisburg
Shapp
Bethlehem
Arthur Black
Vietnam
Black
Pennsylvania
Means Lumber opens new outlet with city ribbon cutting
City officials join Means Lumber for a grand opening at the new Means Lumber Company outlet. Mayor Edward Zarger cuts the ribbon as dignitaries, including Richard Brostrom and Lyle Hotchkiss of the Chamber of Commerce, look on. The celebration continues through the week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Means Lumber Company
Edward Zarger
Means
Richard Brostrom
Chamber of Commerce
Andrew Boythe
Zarger
Herbert
Congress Action Refused RR Union Talks Continue
Labor Secretary Brennan urged against congressional action as Penn Central and United Transportation Union press ahead with talks over train crew area sites. The dispute centers on trimming 5700 freight crew jobs to save $100 million annually, with the union opposing reductions from three to two or one crew per train. Brennan noted negotiations and federal mediation continue, warning intervention would hinder resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Peter J. Brennan
Penn Central Railroad
United Transportation Union
Brennan
Congress
Secretary of Transportation
Secretary of Labor
Pa Sex Law Sidetracked To Committee
In Harrisburg a bill to ban premarital and extramarital sex is sent to the House Judiciary Committee. Rep. Martin Mullen vows to attach antisex provisions to another bill restoring capital punishment. The vote was 101-81 to refer, with opposition in committee and debate over how to proceed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Pennsylvania
House
Martin P. Mullen
Philadelphia
Judiciary Committee
Mullen
John McCue
Armstrong
Senate
Senate votes to abolish pay increase commission in Harrisburg
In Harrisburg the Senate voted 42 to 4 to abolish the Commonwealth Compensation Commission set to review salaries for 616 officials and lawmakers. The panel had proposed a 62 percent pay hike, triggering public backlash and prompting abolition to test public acceptance. House action and related politics followed, with other bills advancing in the legislative session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisburg
Senate
Commonwealth Compensation Commission
House
Thomas Lamb
Agnes
Taj Mahal
Philadelphia
Pittsburgh
Chamber
House Judiciary Committee
Pay Commission
Richard F Schier
Schier
Commission
Bernard H. Symons
Pennsylvania Economy League
Clarence Bell
Delaware
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