Firemen and Police Agree Nine Percent Pay Increase
After and hour and a half of talks the city fire department settled for a nine per cent across the board pay raise for 1971 raising base pay from 6317 to 6886 with an extra paid vacation matching the six given to police. The police arbitration produced a similar nine per cent rise though not yet official.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Rozelle
the Journal
David Johnson
B. Meredith Reid
Arbitration Board
John W. May
American Arbitration Association
Penn Disposal permit revoked in Wayne Township clash
Wayne Two Township officials revoked Penn Disposal’s garbage burial permit after a hearing citing litter and trespassing. The action followed a controlling FAA data link system test and a Nov 25 zoning board session. Gerald Olgin of Penn Disposal said an appeal would follow as the township considers new garbage burial rules. A separate Stewart Road crash caused minor vehicle damage due to icy conditions on a narrow road.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Penn Disposal Company of
Erie
Wayne Township
Zoning Board of Appeals
Barney Bernard
David Lindberg
Wayne Holthouse
Leland Croscutt
Harry Burrows
Penn Disposal
Federal Aviation Administration
Air Route Traffic Control Center
Fremont
Bay
San Francisco International Airport
FAA
Aeronautical Radi, Inc
Pacific
Fremont Center
Sekayer
Sekayer Proce
Burrows
Gerald Olgin
Journal
County Health Department
Gin
Stewart Road
John & Duryes
B.D
Corry
Sweet
Duryes
UAW Shifts Focus to Chrysler as Ford Deal Moves
Detroit AP UAW moves bargaining to Chrysler after advising ratification of a three year Ford contract by Ford workers. Ford vote 180 to 3 endorses a raise to 4.53 hourly avg with cost-of-living escalator and early retirement benefits, plus a dental program and retroactive pay. UAW targets Chrysler with a national settlement due by week’s end as Ford raises suggested 1971 car prices by about 15 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
UAW
Ford Council
Ford Motor Co
Ford
General Motors Corp
Leonard Woodcock
Douglas Fraser
Doubt House Delay Bill Will Avert Railroad Strike
The House Commerce Committee approved a bill to delay a nationwide railroad strike until March 1 by a 19 to 14 vote. President Nixon sought 45 days. Staggers and Adams questioned effectiveness and wage provisions. Officials warned of economic damage, with Meany urging rejection of delay and possible rail nationalization if workers are forced to work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
House Commerce Committee
Harley O. Staggers
DW. Va
Brock Adams
D-Wash
Staggers
Nixon
C. L. Dennis
Brotherhood of Railway Clerks
Congress
Dennis
House Committee
White House
D-W.va
John Volpe
Defense Department
Volpe
Post Office
Detroit
Ford
Chrysler
General Motors
George Meany
Meany
The
Labor Federation
Joinature Boards Set To Start New Year
The Corry Board of Education reorganizes for budgeting focused on teacher salaries. New leaders Mrs. Alice Brown and Dale Webster head the board with two new faces Roy McCarthy and Robert Marsh filling vacancies and terms. Other towns appoint presidents and alternates to the nine member Corry Area Joint School committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Corry
Roy McCarthy
Raymond Division
Robert Marsh
McCarthy
Robert Davidson
Marsh
Mohr
Frank McKnight
Corry Board
House Won't Accept Senate Defeat Of SST
The House poised to restore part of the $290 million for the supersonic transport program after a Senate rebuke 52 to 41 last week. Officials say the vote keeps the plane alive but delays development with first SST test flights targeted for early 1973 and passenger service by 1990.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Washington
Nixon
William Proxmire
D-Wise
Boland
Gerald R. Ford
Ford
Sidney R. Yates
Yates
Runaway Tractor Trailer Destroys 43 Cars in Parking Lot
RIDGWAY AP A runaway tractor trailer lost brakes and plowed through a church parking lot, damaging 43 cars and injuring the driver Leonard Rozier of Philadelphia. About 50 cars were parked as Mass began at St. Leo's Church, with 173 students inside the church. The crash caused a 40-foot tree to fall beforehand. Damage was estimated at $100,000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ridgway
St. Leo's Catholic Church
Boot Jack Hill
Here
Leonard Rozier
Philadelphia
Olean
N.Y
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Wattsburg
Robert Morton
Union City
Morton
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pryor
Rozelle
Wayne Two
Fremont, Calif
Stewart
Columbus
Melvin Messinger
Quentin McCray
Ronald Schrecken
Rex Webb
Charles Kennedy
Carroll Crowell
LeRoy Ladd
Elgin
Arden Baril
Howard Ladd
Shirley Richards
Phyllis Burrows
Concord Township
Spring Creek
Edward P. Boland
D’mars
Setetine
Hayes Onttes
National Bank
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