Greensboro sanitation workers threaten Monday strike over union election
Garbage workers in Greensboro demand a union election Monday at 3:30 p.m. for hourly sanitation employees. They seek 25 percent wage hikes, union recognition, and dues checkoff, while city officials consider limited changes and urge an interim agreement.
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Gene Gore
North Carolina Laborers District Council
Sanitation Department
North Carolina
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Defoliant Use Stopped In Vietnam
The Pentagon suspends war use of 2,4,5-T Herbicide Orange after tests link it to cancer and developmental issues in animals. Domestic bans follow HEW and Agriculture actions. Deputy Defense Secretary Packard orders a review while ambiguity remains on Vietnam spraying levels.
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Vietnam
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Departments of Agriculture, and Health, Education and Welfare
David Packard
U.S
South Vietnam
Shoes Fit Fashion in the Seventies Trends
Men’s fashion trends shift in the seventies with sleek styles. Wing tips fall out of favor as long lean looks and varied shoe styles allow individuals to express personal taste.
Corporate Meetings Were Once Pleasant Affairs
New York AP reports annual meetings once festive with lunches and suits, but now shareholders activism shifts focus to social issues. Proposals from groups like The Project On Corporate Responsibility urge broader boards and new committees, challenging GM on environmental questions.
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New York
Project On Corporate Responsibility, Inc
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