Lordstown GM Bargaining Breaks Off After 39 Hours
A 39 hour negotiating session between General Motors and United Auto Workers ended early in Lordstown Ohio as talks collapsed over a union demand for a production line speed dispute. UAW Local 1112 members had already walked out at 2 am amid mounting friction.
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Watchman Fires 2 Shots At Men At Warehouse
A night watchman fired two warning shots at two men fleeing a Union Township warehouse after a failed break-in attempt. Security guard Robert Rose, 34, of Cincinnati Dayton Road, said entry was attempted near a new apartment complex under construction.
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Building Explodes and Collapses in Barcelona
Rescue teams recovered 12 bodies from a 10 story Barcelona apartment building after an explosion collapsed the structure in a hilly residential district. Police feared 20 to 30 more were trapped as residents, many Latin American, slept. a gas leak is suspected on the fourth floor.
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FBI Informer Douglas Back On Trial Stand In Kissinger Plot Case
FBI informer Boyd Douglas Jr resumes testimony in Harrisburg as defense seeks to undermine his credibility. Federal prosecutors allege a plot by militant antiwar priests and nuns to kidnap Henry Kissinger and attack federal buildings.
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Trade unions face wage cap shift on construction pay
An informed source says Harvard Dean John T. Dunlop promised the Pay Board that new construction union wage increases will be pared to within about 5.5 percent, though some sources doubt the target can be met and expect averages near 7 percent. The Construction Industry Stabilization Committee has rejected large deferred raises they view as inflationary. The Labor Department cites 10 to 12 percent deferred raises due this year.
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Ohio School Chiefs Meet On Salaries
In Columbus the state’s 397 school districts weigh options as the Federal Pay Board delays acting on teacher pay raises approved by the Ohio General Assembly. A delegation plans to fly to Washington to press Congress members for a quicker response. The minimum salary would rise from 5,200 to 5,800 retroactive to January 1 with base pay up to 6,400 in September.
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Nixon Advisers Meet On School Bus Battle
President Nixon planned a White House briefing with top domestic advisers to discuss fighting forced busing. The Cabinet committee would hear options while awaiting the McElroy Commission’s final report on school finance.
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Newscaster to Speak at Middletown East Kiwanis Meeting
A WLWT news production member will be guest speaker at the Middletown East Kiwanis weekly meeting tomorrow night. Steve Douglas, 1971 Ohio Merit Award winner for a school drug survey, recently authored a 15 part WLW radio editorial on alcoholism. The gathering begins at 6 30 p m at the Holiday Inn on Ohio 122 near I 75.
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Middletown Ordinance authorizes payment for urban renewal property
Ordinance 5428 directs the Director of Finance to pay 53436 dollars from the Downtown Civic Rehabilitation Fund to the Butler County Clerk of Common Pleas for property seized for the Downtown Central Business Area redevelopment project Onio NOPA-3-1. The measure declares an emergency to preserve public health and welfare. Adopted Feb 29 1972, effective Mar 6.
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Steel orders rise as industry steadies in early spring
Industry Week reports the steel sector is healthier than a year ago with rising orders, cutouts, and shipments though raw production runs about 11 percent below last year. Mills fill actual needs and expect eight million tons per month shipments by March while April orders may rise.
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