Ford presses lower hiring-in pay in auto talks
Ford Motor Co demands a lower hiring-in rate, reduced fringe benefits, and a national overtime clause from the United Auto Workers. The move, part of nine proposals, signals possible strike as UAW negotiates with Ford and seeks to preserve pay and benefits for 165,000 Ford workers amid contract expiry set for Sept. 14.
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Oklahoma Gas Woes Reduced
Oklahoma City AP report notes AAA survey shows gas supply improving nationwide and locally. About 33 percent of stations in Oklahoma and nearby states limit hours or allocate purchases, with 7 percent allocating. Denver area remains hard hit with 97 percent closed from Saturday noon to Monday morning and many stations out of gas.
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