Bell Strike Ends as 3 Year Pact Reaches Ohio Bell
A three year contract ending a statewide work stoppage restores service for about 20 000 Ohio Bell workers and 200 Middletown employees. The deal raises wages and benefits by over 30 percent overall with retroactive pay to May 1 and adds a cost of living clause. It also creates an agency shop and increases regional top pay for Cleveland Cincinnati Columbus Dayton and Toledo workers.
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Communications Workers of America
CWA
Ohio Bell Telephone Co
Ohio Bell
Middletown
Ohio
Bell Spokesman
Ohio Bell Supervisory
Thomas C. Ryan
Ohio Cwa
Bell
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Columbus
Dayton
Toledo
Cincinnati Bell
Western Electric
American Telephone and Telegraph Long Lines
UTO
Mansfield
Sorrell Enters Middletown City Commission Race
Stan Sorrell 52 of 4112 Central Ave seeks a Middletown City Commission seat after losing by 110 votes in 1969. A veteran leader and business owner, he has held multiple veterans group posts and led local Memorial Day events. He will file petitions and announce his committee within two weeks.
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Stan Sorrell
Sorrell
Central Ave
Yankee Road
Middletown
Board of Elections
Youth Shot In Head In Waynesville
An 18 year old Waynesville youth, John Carl Patton of 183 S Third St, was shot in the head and taken to Kettering Memorial Hospital in critical condition after being driven to the police station by another youth. Police say no gun was found and have not disclosed the shooting location.
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Waynesville
Charles LeMay
John Carl Patton
S. Third St
Kettering Memorial Hospital
Warren County
Roy Wallace
Cable TV Vote On City Agenda
City commissioners will hear a third reading of an ordinance granting a cable television franchise to Rust Craft Cable Communications of Steubenville. Also on the agenda is a resolution approving a work study program between Miami University and the city park department. Meeting starts 7 p.m. in the commission chamber.
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Rust Craft Cable Communications
Steubenville
Rust Craft
Commission
Miami University
City Park Department
Commission Chamber
United Telephone Hearing Delayed Amid Injunction Plea
Warren County Common Pleas Court postponed an injunction hearing in a labor dispute between United Telephone Co of Ohio and the Communications Workers of America. Union officials expect talks this afternoon as a path toward settlement. some workers have begun returning while others walked out. The July 30 contract expiry frames the talks with offers ranging from reinstatement of fired employees to wage increases and ongoing benefits.
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Lebanon
Warren County Common Pleas Court
United Telephone Co. of Ohio
UTO
Communications Workers of America
CWA
James Harper
Union
International Office
Ohio Bell
Harper
Dave Fischer
Lebanon J
UTO Communications Systems
Franklin Okays Plan To Reclaim Glass
Franklin city council approves a glass recovery unit at the solid waste plant. Bernard Eichholz authorized to hire A. M. Kinney for engineering and Sortex of North America for machinery design with a $165,500 grant from HEW covering two thirds of a $235,000 project. remaining third funded by the Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute. The unit will separate clear and colored glass and remove aluminum caps to aid reclamation. construction bids to follow and completion in about one year.
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Franklin
Bernard Eichholz
A. M. Kinney
Cincinnati
Sortex of North America
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Glass Containers Manufacturers Institute
Liberal Markets Adopts Unit Pricing Across Shelves
Liberal Markets announces unit pricing for over 4000 shelf items. Labels show item description size price and price per unit to the hundredth of a cent. President Hyman Schear says pricing reflects value per unit, not quality, following a Dayton test with strong customer support.
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Hyman Schear
Liberal Markets
Dayton
Liberal
Aeronca Posts Loss as Lockheed Tristar Costs Rise
Aeronca Inc reports a 1971 first half loss of 2.75 million, down from a year earlier gain. President A G Handschumacher cites large charges tied to the Lockheed Tristar program and a shift to amortize costs over 220 airplanes. A government aid decision on Lockheed looms as a potential turning point.
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Aeronca, Inc
Aeronca
Handschumacher
Lockheed Aerospace Company
Aerorca
Avco
Airbus
NAM Chief Says Young Bulls Block Contracts In US
NAM president W. P. Gallander told Dayton Rotarians that labor unions no longer have power to force contract ratification as younger workers resist signing. He blamed aging leaders and urged policy changes to improve competitiveness, citing steel and aerospace industry strains and Japan as a model of capital formation.
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Dayton
National Association of Manufacturers
NAM
W. P. Gallander
General Electric
Gallander
United States
Japan
Europe
Bat Bite Warning Prompts Police Search
Police urged help to locate a boy about five years old seen near 413 Moore St after a bat was found there. Described in blue shorts and shirt, he had blood on his hand and ran away. several children may have contacted the animal. Health officials planned tests in Columbus today.
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Moora Street
Ptl
Carl Creach
Moore St
Creach
Winfred Duff
Columbus
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Ray Brown
Disabled American Veterans
Harold John Hursh
American Legion
Miami Valley
Veterans of Foreign Wars
United Telephone
Kevin
Ronnie Daniels
Roosevelt Avenue
Binks
Rooseve
Ronnie
Sheckler Oto
Lockheed
A.G. Handschumacher
Dan Marini
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