Grain Strike Piles Up as Negotiations Falter in Chicago
In Chicago area, grain companies locked in a strike since September face about 1 million bushels of fermenting grain valued around 50 million dollars. Negotiations broke off December 15 after nearly 50 talks with no renewal, leaving elevators overflowing and shipments diverted to New Orleans and the Lawrence Seaway.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Ilinois
New Orleans
Lawrence Seaway
India
Dereapie
Temp To Remain In Low Seventies Amid Strike Fallout
The piece describes a labor dispute where a Taft Hartley injunction was refused after a hearing on November 3 by Judge Abraham Marovitz. It notes continued strikes against five companies, a lone settlement with Carey-Grain Corp, and workers taking other jobs. Nebulous pay figures show a $1.88 proposed raise versus $1.80 offered. The article reports management and union tensions, grain spoilage concerns, and regional weather with temperatures in the low 70s expected through Saturday. It mentions Continental and other grain companies and forecasts a cold front and drying weather across Indiana, Texas, and nearby regions.
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Nning
Ater
Abraham Marovitz
U.S. District Court
Carey- Grain Corp
McQuade
Jans
Walter Goldschmidt
Iec
Goldschmidt
Satur
Indiana
Grain Comerative
Dixie-Porte
Coaltand Grain Co
Garvey G Maleuree
Pillea
Texas Panhandle
Dealers Association of Townoon
Lubbock
National Ather Service
Amarillo
Ain
South Plains
Upper
Texas
West
NWS
Deweyville
Liberty
Village Creek
Kountze
Panhandle
Central
Burglary Suspects Released On Bonds In Lubbock
Three Lubbock men charged with burglary were released from county jail on $1,000 bonds each. Larry M. Blake 18 Clarence Allen Lackey 11 and Daniel DeWayne Lloyd 23 of Lubbock were freed after witnesses saw a car speed from a service station burglary. Two other men remained jailed on $10,000 bonds related to a separate break in at B and L Mill Works.
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Lubbock
Larry M. Blake
Southeast Drive
Clarence Allen Lackey
25Th St
Daniel ‘Dewayne Lloyd
28Th St
Reed
McWilliams
Justice of the Feave
Charles Smith
Labbork
B&l
1618 Ave. E
Harold
Steven Johnson
Noth St
Justice of the Peace
Wayne LeCroy
Cme
James Earl Miller
Brownfield
Isimotor
MC. Carden
East Main Street
Divi Avenue
Late Fee Ordered For Tardy Taxes by Public Accounts Official
County tax assessors were ordered by Robert Calvert of the Public Accounts to collect a $1 delinquency fee on tax receipts for Feb 1 to June 3, 1971. Lubbock County official Russell S Hardin cited a letter urging payment by Jan 31 to avoid the extra charge. The fee funds go to the state, with regular penalties and interest also applying to delinquent bills.
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Tamptraler of Public Accounts
Robert
Hardin
Pro- Lubbock Jaycees
Hock
Lubbock
Chicago
James Granberry
Jaycee
Chamber of Commerce
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John McQuade
Urr
St. Perkney & Quirt
University
Slide
Boston
Ave
Restor
Furr
California
Washington
Furr's
Food Club
Farm Pac
Cou
Cole Slaw York
Caprock Center — Family Center
Kraft
Ben Gay
Magnesia
Touch OF
Sweden
Huuyude
Capri
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