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Newspaper
Daily Review
Location
Hayward, California, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1971
Page
3
Harry Davis of D Arrigo Bros. inspects ruined lettuce left unharvested near Salinas as the rail stoppage cripples the Salinas Valley field. Producers report a 75 percent drop in output and losses around 1.25 million dollars per day as 7,000 workers lose two hours of work and some market ready lettuce is plowed under.
United Press International reports a tentative three year contract deal with Phelps Dodge Corp and United Steelworkers and related settlements as copper producers from Anaconda to Kennecott show progress. Nearly half of the Anaconda workers vote to return to work while Montana United Steel Workers approve a 1.07 per hour raise but hold until a broader Anaconda settlement.
Pacific Telephone Co. said Thursday night it signed a tentative contract with the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers ending a strike by Yellow Page workers in California. About 200 directory workers statewide walked out with 700 in the San Francisco Bay area and the rest in Los Angeles. Ratification by union members was due by Aug. 2. The settlement followed an offer that upgraded 150 directory clerks, raised salaries and commissions for salesmen.
California Governor Reagan Oregon Governor McCall and Washington Governor Evans will attend a summit with United Public Workers president Harry Bridges and Pacific Maritime Association president Edmond Flynn at San Francisco International Airport next Wednesday. Curtis Counts of the Federal Mediation Service arranged the high level talks to push coastwide negotiations rather than port by port.
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