No Meetings Set CJ Strike Continues at CJ Corp
Corry Jamestown's largest employer enters a second day of a walkout after IAMAW Local 1097 rejected CJ's three year wage and benefits proposal by 345 to 101. Pickets guard two CJ plants as talks, aided by FSCS mediation, proceed with no scheduled meetings. CJ projects a three week vacation shutdown starting July 21 while unions weigh next moves.
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Corry Jamestown
International Association of Machinists and Aerospace Workers
IAMAW
Journal
McEldowney
AMAW
Gasoline price increases expected nationwide
Eight major oil companies raised wholesale gasoline prices by up to three cents a gallon with some firms enacting larger hikes. Officials say federal rules permit the increases and prices may rise further through summer before easing in autumn. Analysts note stronger demand as drivers travel for Fourth of July weekend.
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Associated Press
Washington
Federal
Energy
John Hill
Federa Energy Administration
Shell Oil Co
Standard Oil
Amoco
Huullips Petroleum Co
Clark Oil & Refining Corp
Ashland Petroleum Co
Mobil Oil Corp
Atlantic Richfield Co
Arco
Exaco, Inc
Philips
California Minery
Jexxon Corp
Gul Uil Corp
Standard Oil of California
Beiruts War Toll Climbs As Guns Ebb. Streets Heal Slow
Street fighting in Beirut subsided as Lebanese returned to work amid debris and rotting garbage. Police counted over 250 killed and 1,000 wounded in eight days of guerrilla warfare between left wing Palestinians and right wing Christian Lebanese forces. Security forces patrolled in jeeps and armored cars ordering private armies to remove roadblocks.
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Belrut
Lebanon
Beirut
Beirut Radio
Chiyah
Tin Kummaneh
Phalange Party
Karam
Iran
Palestine
City Police Probe Odd Break-in Case
City police seek a suspect who broke into the Tubbs home at 723 North Center Street by forcing a basement door. The intruder entered the bedroom where Mrs. Tubbs woke and alerted her husband before fleeing with a towel wrapped around his head. Investigators say a suspect is now in custody.
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Gily
David Tubbs
North Center Street
Jubbs
Tubbs
Robbery at Vandergorts Grocery by two youths
State police report two young white males robbed Vandergorts Grocery, a wheelchair bound 41 year old owner, of about 250 dollars near Titusville Route 27. They fled on motorcycles after forcing three customers to the floor, wearing stocking masks.
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Titusville
Vandergort
David L. Vandergort
NLRB Schedules Hearing on CMH Nurses Election
A Pittsburgh NLRB spokesman announced an upcoming hearing at the Municipal Building Council Chambers at 10 30 a m Monday to resolve contested votes in the Corry Memorial Hospital nurses election. The 18 18 vote against or for representation by the Pennsylvania Nurses Association hinges on whether three contested votes count in the bargaining unit. The ruling will determine if PNA gains, loses, or the result remains stalemate.
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Pittsburgh
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Corry Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania Nurses Association
PNA
Union City Home Hit By Arsonists
State police seek arsonists after three fires set in a vacant Union City home last night causing about 2000 dollars in damage. Fires started in the basement of Richard H. Davis’s dwelling and spread to the rear, with minor smoke and water damage to the rest. Union City firemen aided by the Igin Beaverdam Fire Company fought the blaze.
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Corry
Union City
Richard H. Davis
D.4
Negotiations Brew Hope Courts Can End State Strike
In Harrisburg AP reports attempts to resume talks between state worker unions and the Shapp administration to end a strike entering its second day. mediators predicted contact by Thursday or tomorrow. Governors push to keep state functioning while unions seek higher pay amid cuts. Roughly 80,000 or more workers absent as court actions and arbitration talks unfold.
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Harrisburg
Thomas H. Lane
Edward Savko
Shapp
Shappi
American Federation of State
Ernest P Kline
Kline
Erie beach trip ends in tax fear and strike ban
Edward Groves and family drove 150 miles to Presque Isle State Park in Erie for a beach day amid a state employee strike. Park lifeguards were absent, a state trooper cited them for entering without proper supervision, and Groves argued the beach was public property for taxpayers.
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Theohly
Groves
Indiana
Graves
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the Journal
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Masler
Pat Mingarelle
Federal Mediation and Conciliation Service
Rashid Karami
National Reconciliation
Yasir Arafat
Karami
Hope Courts
Sid
Dis
Justice Department
Commonwealth Court
Iarview State Hospital
Strike Grips State
Charles M Leidig
Steelton
Dept. of Transportation
Leidig
Erie
Mike
Auite
Presque Isle State Park
Beach No. 1
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