Erie Teachers Again Rebuff Board Offer
Erie teachers reject the school board's final offer by a wide margin with about 700 members voting against the deal. The Erie Education Association cites vague terms such as effective date and school year length, and calls for a clear, board-approved offer before further talks.
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Erie
Eirie
Erie Education Association
Erie School Board
Donald Lundeen
EEA
Ed Christy
Thomas Welsh
Christy
Francis ‘Butch’ Santicola
State Bureau of Mediation
Union supporter rebuttal on wages safety and unity
A Corry reader defends unions arguing they secure higher wages safer workplaces and future benefits. He says management would not grant cost of living increases without union pressure and warns that dismantling unions could lead to dictatorship. He endorses collective action and urges newspaper readers to back workers.
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Corry
Mike Comitz Sr
U.A.W
County Union Probes Fat Budget in Erie County
Erie County employes union contends budget contains fat and seeks action. Local 2666 of the AFSCME plans a blue ribbon panel to review next year’s budget, while 1,000 workers press for a decent wage hike without a tax increase. Also, Hilbert College in Hamburg announces tuition and fees rising to 1400 dollars next September from 1250.
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American Federation of State
Doles Bross
Robert Lohse
Buffalo
Hilbert College
Hamburg
Winter driving tips from Keystone Club urge careful speed
Keystone Automobile Club lists safe winter practices for Philadelphia drivers. Advise slow speeds for conditions, avoid panic stops, and control steering to prevent skids. Recommend snow tires or chains, clear windows, proper ventilation, extra travel time, and a ready emergency kit.
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Philadelphia
Keystone Automobile Club
Keystone
Club
Refugees Seek US Asylum After Freighter Stop
Two 22 year old Chinese refugees who sought sanctuary on the American freighter Thomas E Cuffe in Hong Kong eight days ago asked for political asylum upon arrival in Kobe Japan authorities said The pair Liang Kwockjiang and Wang Chew believed from Canton were not allowed to land in Japan and will be placed under surveillance The ship then planned to sail to Los Angeles departing Kobe on Sunday.
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Tokyo
China
Hong Kong
United States
Kobe
Thomas E. Cuffe
Liang Kwock-jiang
Wang Chew
Canton
Japan
Los Angeles
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