Strike Threatens GM Production Across Multiple Plants
UAW tactics may cripple General Motors with several plants idled or under threat as three short strikes unfold and others loom. Record 71 day Norwood walkout cited cost cuts and job losses while leaders vow tighter bargaining and faster production controls.
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Texas Welfare Unit Official to Retire After 59 Years
Herbert C. Wilson, deputy commissioner of the Texas Department of Public Welfare, will retire after a 59 year public service career in Texas. He began as a case worker in the early 1950s after studying at Daylor University, later holding multiple roles including director of program administration and assistant commissioner before becoming deputy in 1967.
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Farm Magazine Sold To Texans Farm Magazine
Four long time employees bought The Farmer Stockman magazine serving Kansas Texas and Oklahoma. Edward L Gaylord announced the sale as in excess of 1 million dollars payable over years. The magazine founded in 1911 by Eric Gaylord currently serves a 385000 circulation. Alex M McCommus Jr of Dallas became president and publisher of the new Texas based firm Farmer Stockman Publishing Co.
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