Unions settle for less in 1983 wage deals
Washington reports 3 million workers under union contracts in 1983 saw average first year pay rises of 2.6 percent, the lowest in 16 years. The Labor Department notes two to three year agreements will lift pay modestly in later years, amid a broader shift to wage moderation as inflation eased but unemployment remained high.
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Bureau of Labor Stations
Labor Department
Malaga
Los Angeles
Continental Airlines
Air Line Pilots Association
Amalgamated Transit Union
Greyhound Lines Inc
Bureau Safedys Hie Sages
Robert Ortmer
Commerce Department
John Zalesky
Afl-Cio
Mixed market ends week of losses in 1984 outlook
The Dow rose 0.31 to 1230.00 as blue chips led a late rally, ending a seven-session slide while broader measures stayed negative. Volume fell to 103.72 million shares as investors awaited Reagan's weekend election plan and mixed results spread across utilities, gas stocks, phones, airlines, and tech indexes.
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Reagan
New York Stock Exchange
Houston Natural Gas
Coastal Corp
Coastal
Arkla
Piedmont Natural Gas
Change
Standard & Poor
S&p
American Stock Exchange
Reagan Mondale economic choices in 1984 race
Louis Rukeyser surveys the forthcoming Reagan Mondale contest as a clear test of U S economic paths. Mondale’s tax rises and spending plans threaten inflation while promising entitlement expansion, with a Democratic Senate likely to push broad reforms and challenge Reagan's program.
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New York
Ronald Reagan
Walter Mondale
U.S
Mondale
Reagan
George McGovern
Jesse Jackson
Fritz
Senate
House
Franklin D. Roosevelt
America
Democratic Congress
Jimmy Carter
Fed
Prudential Bache
Mark L. Melcher
Reagan-Mondale
Coors Beer Arrives in Frederick and Howard Counties
Erwin and Shafer, Frederick distributors, win approval to sell Coors and Coors Light in 26 states as of early 1983. New refrigeration storage, four tractor trailers, and strict pull dates ensure freshness. The firm, founded by Frank M. Erwin and Richard L. Shafer, maintains 360 local accounts and 18 employees.
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Erwin & Shafer
Coors
David DeGrange
Gene Keyser
Frederick
Howard
Ed Waters Jr
Burt Reynolds
Mississippi River
Howard Counties
Adolph Coors Co
Golden
Colo
Coors Sales
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Coors Company
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Rockies
Coors Light
Frank M. Erwin
Richard L. Shafer
Frank A. Erwin
Dennis Shafer
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Mechaught Syndicate
News-Post
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Mercantile Bokshi
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No A Phili
Penney
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Potam
Ryan Homes
Safeway
Sears
Standex
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Tandy
USFG
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First General Mortgage CO
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USA
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