Fringe benefits at dispute drive Baltimore transit strike
Joseph Sherbow, chief negotiator for Baltimore Transit Co, says fringe benefits sought by the striking union, estimated at 51.82 million, are feather bedding and would bankrupt the company. He details costs, offers, and the union’s refusal to compromise, noting pension demands threaten bankruptcy and likening Capital Transit patterns to possible outcomes.
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Annapolis
Joseph Sherbow
Baltimore Transit Co
Sherbow
House
Bernard Cushman
D'Alesandro
Roads Board Report Details Frederick County Traffic Funding
Frederick County Roads Board reports available funds of 1 114 731 02 for 1955 from state gasoline tax 283 197 27 bond funds 64 289 23 federal aid 5 000 real estate levy 221 31 junk sales 5 154 74 rents and insurance recoveries covering 1 068 786 46 actual income. Expenditures listed 1 032 245 34 for maintenance construction and admin plus 56 628 52 capital items.
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Frederick County Roads Board
Frederick County
Roads Board
Cicero
Joshua Allocates Rested Lands to Israel by Tribe
Scriptural verse describes Joshua distributing the conquered land among Israelite tribes as commanded by the Lord, concluding with peace after the wars. The passage emphasizes inheritance and division of territory as fulfilled.
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Joshua
Israel
Illegal Use Of Vets' Home Loan Rights
Washington reports reveal a serious problem in GI home loan misuse and numerous complaints of poor workmanship in Veterans Administration housing. The 14 month study recommends corrective legislation and tighter VA action, noting discounts on GI loans undermine the program and proposing options to curb or regulate such practices.
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Washington
Veterans Affairs
Veterans Administration
Edmondson Dokla
House
Congress
Subcommittee
Westinghouse strike sparks protests and police calls
Pittsburgh reports flashpoint as Westinghouse workers clash near Sharon plant. Pickets mass for third day, cars overturned and windows broken while Gov Leaders study a five state fact finding plan. IUE demands wage boosts and contract rules as city officials urge state police patrols.
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Pittsburgh
Westinghouse Electric Corp
de San Wethers
Gwilym A. Price
Westinghouse
Westinghou
Sharon
Michael J. Dunn
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