Westinghouse Strike Ends 156 Days as 44000 Return to Work
Fourty four thousand Westinghouse Electric workers across the United States move back to their jobs after a 156 day strike by the AFL-CIO International Union of Electrical Workers. Union leaders praise the settlement while some locals report missed reinstatements and ongoing arbitration.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
Afl-Cio International Union of Electrical Workers
Albert Morris
Buffalo
Morris
Joe Laird
Big East
Samuel Wilkins
Springfield
Mass
John T. Foley
Primo Chellie
Westinghouse
Max Rabinowitz
Eugene Watts
Baltimore
John Lenich
Union City
Ind
Debtor Jesse Jemison Enters Trusteeship in City Court
Jesse Jemison of 1300 Baltimore Street entered trusteeship in municipal court yesterday after listing debts totaling 1143.48 owed to five creditors.
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Jesse Jemison
Baltimore St
Divorce Notice and Zoning Hearing in Butler County Ohio
A legal notice lists Kathleen Webb filing for divorce on February 10 in the Common Pleas Court of Butler County with response due by March 10. It also announces a zoning hearing for a service station at the northeast corner of Winona Drive and Verity Lane in Avalon Lemon Two, to be held March 19 1986 at 7:30 PM in the County Courthouse Hamilton. Margaret Sayter, Secretary.
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HO Finkelman
Fred Rom
Rutlepr County Board OF Zoning Appeals
Cain
County Commissioners
Oe Court House
Intrim
Butler County
Ohm
County Commissioners Office
County Court House
Hamilton
Winona Drive
Verity Rne
Avalon
Lemon Two
Margaret Sayter
Alcatraz Reforms Cut Violence but Prison Remains a Mission
Warden Paul J. Madigan outlines a two year program of privileges and security changes at Alcatraz that reduced violence since the 1946 Battle of Alcatraz. Prisoners may converse in blocks, watch two films monthly, listen to radios, and enjoy a shorter work week while strict discipline and constant guard presence remain.
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San Francisco
Alcatraz
Paul J. Madigan
Department of Justice
San Francisco Bay
James A. Johnston
Gay
Bernard Pauw Coy
Loogleville
Madigan
Jobless Pay Claims Drop in Ohio For Week End March 17
In Ohio the Bureau of Unemployment Compensation reports a drop in new unemployment claims for the week ending March 17 to 6,908 from 8,280 the prior week and 10,174 earlier. Continuing claims also declined to 60,616 from 53,485 the previous week.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Bureau of Unemployment Compensation
BUC
Education In Freedom Urged For Grade Child
Dr. Kenneth D. Welle of the Freedoms Foundation told the Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution that grade school children must be educated to defeat totalitarian ideas. He warned that American youth are not yet a match for dialectically trained world socialists or Communists and urged persistent effort until all children can pass the test.
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Cleveland
The
Freedoms Foundation
Kenneth D. Welle
Valley Forge
Ohio Society of the Daughters of the American Revolution
Berea landlady fined over renting to Negroes questioned by church group
A Berea Methodist group Questioned the $9420 fine on Hatttie Brill for operating an unlicensed rooming house and renting to three Negroes. The panel, led by Rev. Charles H. Jack and Baldwin Wallace’s Dr. Frank Lankard, urged reexamination of the conviction. Prosecutor Halley defended the action noting license timing.
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Cleveland
Berea
Charles H. Jack
Methodist Church of
Frank G. Lankard
Baldwin-Wallace College
Hatttie Brill
Berea High School
Maye
Edward T. Manning
Gail M. Halley
Elbow Room Sought for Crowded Cincinnati Police Bureau
City Manager A C Harrell asks Cincinnati City Council for authority to remodel space in City Hall to relocate the police traffic bureau which is seven months behind in processing tags and issuing warrants. A line about Grand Canyon wildlife follows.
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Cincinnati
A. C. Harrell
City Council
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