Rail strike odds seen 50 50 says rail labor chief
Washington AP The top railroad labor leader says a railroad strike has a 50 50 chance next year and would likely not occur before May 1 If talks fail George E Leighty chairman of the Railway Labor Executives Assn notes a nearly score of rail labor groups in current negotiations He says good will from both sides could resolve wage and rules disputes including featherbedding He says unions will mail questionnaires to potential emergency board arbiters to test impartiality amid a campaign by railroads to influence the process, sparking criticism from the Association of American Railroads
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George E. Leighty
Railway Labor Executives Assn
Leighty
White House
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Rioting inquiry and union dues hike debated in Baltimore area
Text discusses a union ballot questioned for fairness, dues increases proposed from 35.10 to 23.53 per month, and a split vote around 290 to 90 in favor of higher dues. Community notices mention family visits, local obituaries, and a Christmas program planned at a local church.
Electrical Workers Protest Is Upheld
A federal judge in Baltimore temporarily upheld a protest by electrical workers who claimed they were denied a vote on a proposed new dues scale. The injunction, signed by Judge R Dorsey Watkins, requires Local 28 IBEW to show cause by December 22 why the order should not be permanent, potentially nullifying the balloting. Named in the action are Charles S Goidel, international representative, and Schaepfe and Co.
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Baltimore
R. Dorsey Watkins
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Charles S. Goidel
Schaepfe and Co
Green Fingers and Other Screen Notes
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