Steelworkers sign three year contract with aluminum firms
Negotiations for US Steelworkers cover about 480000 workers across 11 major steel producers as Alcoa Reynolds and others faced weekend strikes. The Steelworkers seek six percent pay boosts with fringe benefits while steel talks set a potential industry pattern amid past 116 day strike and White House involvement.
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Dallas Kicking Karavan antics and 78 in Grey Cup tale
The excerpt retells odd footballyard humor around Moe Levine and a field goal sled and a bearded 78 kicker. It follows Agajanian’s coaching, a one year no cut contract, and a bold yet erratic performance from the Dallas Cowboys inviting a bearded 78 to camp while Woodbine chaos and a grandstand collapse create comic relief.
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Woodbine
Canadian agriculture policy seeks long term reform over quick fixes
The government argues for fundamental, long term changes in farm economics addressing core international and domestic shifts. It criticizes hog support and short term programs as ineffective and promises immediate measures while urging provinces to discuss centralized marketing authority. Agreement across provinces is seen as essential for national marketing programs.
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Whet Board
Economy unlikely reach potential says Canadian official
J K Whitelaw executive vice president of the Canadian Manufacturers Association told the Halifax conference that Canada will miss its potential this year due to two major problems: slow productivity gains and rising government spending. He noted manufacturing productivity rose 1.5 percent last year while wages climbed seven percent, lifting unit labor costs by five percent and risking export competitiveness. He warned against large civil servant pay hikes and urged greater political engagement in the June 25 federal election to address private sector involvement.
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Canadian Manufacturers’ Association
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Maple Creek Livestock May 31 Cattle Sale Summary
Maple Creek reports 702 head sold. Bulls 20.50 to 21.50. Fat cows 18.00 to 20.70, canners 16.00 to 18.00, cutters 14.00 to 15.00. Fat steers 27.80 top. yearling steers 26.00 to 27.40. Fat heifers 24.00 to 24.85, yearling heifers 23.50 to 24.50. Calves steer 27.50 to 30.25, heifer calves 23.00 to 25.30. Next sale June 14.
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