Steelworkers Face SUB Pay Cuts In Ohio
The cut in monthly Christmas supplementary unemployment benefits will reduce SUB payments by 5 to 12 dollars per week, about 25 percent, affecting more than 3,000 workers in the Cleveland Lorain area. Armco and Armee comment on fund strength and differing impact.
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Cleveland
Ohio
U.S. Steel
Republic Steel Corp
United Steelworkers
Cleveland-Lorain
Armee Steel
Middletown
Hamilton
Ralph Wright
Armco
Steel jobless benefits and January steel orders forecast
The report notes SUB plan impacts on layoffs in Cleveland Canton Massillon Warren Youngstown and Lorain. It explains 65 percent benefit for 52 weeks with 26 weeks state payments and possible further SUB funding as reserves dip. Iron Age predicts January orders mainly from autos with 45-47 percent capacity use and a 98-99 million ton year.
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Republic
Cleveland
Canton
Massillon
Warren
Youngstown
U.S. Steel
American Steel and Wire
National
Lorain
United Steelworkers
Tto
Michael V. DiSalle
Bback
Pearl Harbor Anniversary Reawakens Grim Memory
On the Pearl Harbor anniversary, the memory of the 1941 attack returns as a reminder. More than 2,400 people died and the Arizona's magazine exploded as torpedoes and bombs struck Battleship Row. The event is cited as a lesson to never again be caught unprepared.
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Pearl Harbor
Jack Schreibman
Hawaii
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Arizona
U. S
Ford Island
Battleship Row
Nevada
Tennessee
West Virginia
Maryland
Oklahoma
California
Diamond Head
Isaac C. Kidd
YMCA Schedules Heart Tests for Members
Don Hardesty YMCA physical director announced heart tests for women in r ymnastic classes tomorrow from 9 30 to 10 30 a m and for men Monday Wednesday and Friday from 12 00 to 1 30 p m Tests aim to measure heart recovery after stress and are a routine part of the YMCA program timing.
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YMCA
Don Hardesty
Hardesty
Two Police Officers Suspended For Sleeping On Duty
Officers Richard Armitage and Dale Schneider will return to duty after seven day suspensions for sleeping while on duty. They were found asleep in a cruiser on Second Avenue at 5:30 am by Capt. John Fitzgerald and relieved of duty last week. City Manager Charles W. Thompson ordered the suspensions ending today on recommendation by Police Chief Joseph Blackmore.
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Richard Armitage
Dale Schneider
Division of Police
Charles W. Thompson
Second Avenue
John Fitzgerald
Joseph Blackmore
Stove Causes Minor Blaze in Ho Race Miller Home
An overheated stove burner sparked a kitchen fire at the Ho Race Miller residence 1406 Calumet Ave. Firemen from Companies 1 and 3 and the emergency squad arrived at 1 30 p m. The blaze damaged $100 of contents but the home sustained no structural damage. Seven minutes later firefighters dealt with two false box alarms on Moore Street and Grand Avenue.
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Horace Miller
Calumet Ave
Moore Street
Grand Avenue
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Murphy’s
Chrictmas
UNION
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Pepe
Eure
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Glimmer Lites
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Xava
Escent
Congo
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