Rexnord plant faces no strike after union talks
United Steelworkers Local 2263 at Rexnord Materials Handling Division issued a statement to prevent a plant closure threatening about 700 jobs in New Castle. The union proposed a four on four productivity talks with management and said workers would arbitrate rather than strike when the September 1974 contract opens. A stockholders meeting today will decide if the plant moves, with a media announcement due next Tuesday.
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Ellwood City
United Steelworkers Local 2263
Rexnord Inc
Milwaukee
Wise
Dwight Lewis
Lewis
Catholics elect athletic director in Ellwood City
Marlin Nocera was chosen for a three year term as director of the Catholic Parent Association athletic program. Ronald Santidlo George Kulick and John Perry join the Athletic Committee. An $800 budget was approved. Sixth and seventh graders join the Diguesan League. grade school boys in intramural program. Church enrollment up to 248. Budget action postponed pending new public school busing law. Donation of $300 to Catholic Daughters for Communion Breakfast gifts. Right-to-die plea urged by United Church of Christ General Synod in St Louis. Intermountain Conference approves resolution.
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Ellwood City
Marlin Nocera
Catholic Parent Association
Elwood City
Catholic Parents Association
Catholic Daughters of America
Salt Lake City
UPI
General Synod of the United Church of Christ
Intermountain Conference of the Church
St. Louis
Utah
Idaho
Wyoming
Carnegie Hero Awards Reward Rescuers in Five States
The Carnegie Hero Fund Commission named 12 recipients in five states and one Canadian province, honoring acts of bravery with one silver and 11 bronze medals plus 9250 dollars in cash. Naomi T. Clinton of Camden, D.C., received the silver for rescuing Harold A. Martin from a burning truck wreck in Columbia, South Carolina, on December 12, 1972. Janes K. Monroe of New Rochelle, New York, earned bronze for saving Henry L. Cannon from a burning taxi in Breezewood, Pennsylvania, on July 1, 1972, in which Cannon Tater died from his burns.
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Pittsburgh
UPI
Carnegie Hero Fund Commission
Naomi T. Clinton
Camden
D.C
Harold A. Martin
Columbia
S.C
Janes K. Monroe
New Rochelle
N.Y
Henry L. Cannon
Breezewood
Cannon Tater
Too young driver cited after car crash in Ellwaqd City
A 1 year old girl was cited for operating a vehicle without a license after losing control on Joffre Street near Washington Avenue at 8 40 p m yesterday. The car damaged a concrete pillar, a 4 chain and lawn owned by the borough. Vehicle owner Ana L Kelly of 1205 Woodside Ave. was not charged. Esther Kelly of the same address, with custody of the car, was cited for permitting a violation. No injuries were reported.
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Ellwaqd
RD 1
Joffre Street
Washington Avenue
Ana L Kelly
Woodside Ave
Esther Kelly
Retiree Arthur Alborn honored by union in Rex Nord division
Retiree Arthur Alborn of Volant KD 3 was honored for 22 years of service by United Steelworkers Local 2263 at Rex Nord Inc Material Handling Division this week. He received a gift from the Joral.
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Ellwood City
Arthur Alborn
United Steelworkers Local
Rexnord Inc
Alborn
Volant KD 3
The
Joral
State legislators begin jockeying budget proposals
In Harrisburg lawmakers debate over the fiscal plan as Senate Democrats pass a 3.53 billion general fund budget and a 118 million preferred appropriations bill. Republicans seek relief cuts while Gov Shapp backs a 157 million tax relief package. Conference committees loom before a July 1 deadline.
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Charles M. Madigan
Harrisburg
UPI
Senate
Desmounts
Milton J. Shapp
House
Senate Conference Committee
GOP
Len Richard Frame
Venango County
Frame
Remova
Shapp
Sen
Thomas Lamb
D - Allegheny
Lonely man leaves fortune to Westside Elementary School
Marshall Moore, 52, a diabetic loner who worked six months as a maintenance man at Westside Elementary in 1971, left a will directing $70,000 to $90,000 from an 80 acre cattle ranch to the school. He earlier sued for back wages but the case was dismissed on a technicality. Smith, a funeral director who knew Moore, said he was unhappy about the lawsuit and described Moore as very lonely.
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Claremore
Okla
UPI
Marshall Moore
Westside
Smith
Moore
Iuniner
Ike
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Wilmington Ave
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Joseph W. Pauletich
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Taylor Township
Joseph Pautlerich
Neshannock Creek
Ae Choice
Black Hawk
Wieners
Sharon
Shenango Valley Mall
McOphrters
First Federal Savings and Loan Association OF
First Federal Plaza
Towne Mall
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