Strike Ends Between Wiasons And Builders
Kansas City AP reports a four year contract ending a 28 week construction strike between Wiasons and the builders association. The deal, not subject to ratification by union members, comes after two rejected offers including raises totaling 450 dollars for 1973. The Chamber of Commerce cites over 350 million in regional losses with more than 12,000 workers affected.
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