Fraser to prepare UAW for leadership
Douglas Andrew Fraser, 60, elected UAW president, vows to pave way for a new generation of leadership. The Scot, a former Detroit metal finisher, becomes the union’s third postwar president, succeeding Leonard Woodcock as Walter Reuther era figures depart by 1983. Fraser’s rise follows a brief protest by Henry Wilson over minority representation.
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CWA Chief Calls Strike Tactics Over Bell Contract
Washington UP I reports CWA President Glenn Watts says a walkout by telephone workers would halt Bell System automated equipment maintenance and threaten service. Talks with AT T began, covering 500000 CWA members 120000 IBEW staff and 70000 TIU workers. Watts predicts a strike at August 7 contract expiry could be decisive. ATT officials dispute the claim.
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