UAW clashes over productivity in GM Fremont plant plans
Edward J. Walsh argues the United Auto Workers seeks to boost headcount to protect its power as GM presses for higher productivity. The piece links UAW demands to past wage gaps and cites GM actions in Mexico and new hires at low pay, framing a broader struggle to modernize against labor pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Auto Workers
UAW
General Motors Corp
Fremont
Calif
Toyota
U.S
America
Canada
General Motors
Mexico
Reagan's Second Term Vision From Schlafly Column Foretells Reform
Phyllis Schlafly, syndicated in reading publications nationwide, argues Reagan’s State of the Union signals major tax reform, a flatter top rate of 35 percent, higher personal exemptions, and incentives for capital formation. She asserts the president aims to spur work, preserve peace, and reduce federal spending while maintaining competition and internal strength.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Reagan
Reagan
Loftie
Ronald Reagan
Reagan era foreign policy and drug trafficking claims
An analysis notes Ronald Reagan's State of the Union stance on Star Wars defense and hard line anti-communism in Central America, while detailing alleged Nicaraguan Sandinista links to drugs, Vesco connections, and Herring’s claims. It references FEMA security, a Congressional dispute over pay gaps, and a Senate trip with Arab leaders, concluding with the phrase Called feature Syndicate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Robert Vesco
Jitze Kooistra
Vesco
Donald Goldberg
Corky Johnson
Jim Herring
Koolstra
Herring
Customs Service
Texas
Cuba
Kooistra
Senate
Paula Hawkins
R-Fla
Managua
Reagan
Central America
Caribbean
Nicaragua
el Salvador
Honduras
Guatemala
Costa Rica
Bulgaria
Libya
Palestine Liberation Organization
Vietnam
United States
Ronald Reagan
Lake
Anastasio Somoza
Borge
Intercontinental Hotel
Europe
FEMA
Federal Emergency Management Agency
Rep
Lynn Martin
R-Il
Con
Federal Judiciary
Executive Branch
Tony Coelho
D-Calif
Coelho
Rep. Martin
House Administration
West Bank
Israel
Jericho
Feature Syndicate
Community diabetes benefit thanks volunteers and sponsors
Letters from Frederick County American Diabetes Association members thank physicians, hospital staff, WFMD Towers and sponsors Weis Markets Safeway Coca Cola Prospector Meadows Van & Storage and others for supporting a March 30 benefit basketball game. Proceeds fund Camp Glyndon diabetes camp scholarships, with 12 local children aided in 1984. The chapter offers office at 24 S Market St Frederick open weekdays. call 63.1430 for info. The text also recalls a FEMA van camouflage tale from 1983 Hurricane Alicia, noting its eventual repaint.
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Frederick County
American Diabetes Association
Frederick Memorial Hospital
Wfmd-Wfre
Towers
FMA
Weis Markets
Jefferson Street
Catoctin Avenue
Safeway
Prospect Plaza
Meadows van & Storage
Golden Mac
Garst Paint Center
Coca-Cola Co
Prosperity Cleaners
The
Medicine Shoppe
WFMD
WFRE
Rosemarie Fitzpatrick
Richard Killmeier
ADA
Camp Glyndon
Reisterstown
Diabetes Association
S. Market St
Frederick
Community group meetings and youth programs noted in 50 years ago papers
The New Market and Urbana Farm Bureau held a special meeting at New Market Grange Hall with the Jimtown Lyceum playlet by Ballenger unit members. Veterans of Foreign Wars planned a Frederick meeting to discuss forming a local post. Dopey Sisters Club spring meeting in Myersville included door prizes. next gathering at Mrs. Cody’s home. Middletown Lions elected Harold Culler president and named officers. Brunswick High School reported 64 honor roll students with three perfect A students. Big Brothers/Big Sisters luncheon featured a Little Sister speech by Jennifer McDonald advocating mentoring. Executive Director Sushil Bhattacharjee provided program contact info.
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Farm Bureau
New Market
Urbana
New Market Grange Hall
Jimtown Lyceum
Ballenger
John Henn
Leon Howard
Charles Hargett
Francis Davis
Pascal Benn
James Shaff
Mary Zimmerman
Minerva Zimmerman
Clara Shaff
Dopey Sisters Club
Edna Flook
Myersville
Grace Willson
Jean Keilholtz
Louise Kehne
Josephine Cody
Jennifer McDonald
Sushil
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Edward J. Walsh
U.s.business & Industrial Council Writers Syndicate
the Auto Industry
Tom Mills
Thoraday
Fred J. Archibald
Frederick, Md
Jack Anderson
Phyllis Schiafly
Copley News Service
Reading
Walter Mondale
Kremlin
Dallas
Pimlico
Diabetes
FMH Physicians-Towers
Susan Helms
Texas Gulf Coast
News-Post
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Joseph A. Fritz
George Stull
George Williams
VFW
Frederick Ymca
Harold Culler
Middletown
Brunswick High School
al A’s
Carole Strathern
Sandra Cavalier
Ernestine Burch
Little Sister
Beng
Chris
Mame
Regina
YMCA
King’s Dominion
Sushil Bhattacharjee
Big Brothers
Big Sisters
N. Market St
Ine
Frederick, Maryland
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