Proposed Auto Strike Viewed By Roger W Babson
Babson argues the UAW push for wage raises expanded pensions and profit sharing is ill timed as auto makers resist. He sees a possible short strike but expects compromise and notes SUB benefits may rise with negotiations. Automation and productivity gains loom as the central dynamic shaping labor relations ahead.
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Warren elected to Juvenile Court replacing Noyes
Mrs Warren succeeds Juvenile Court Judge Alfred Noyes who did not seek reelection. A total of 29 votes were cast with 14 additional write ins ranging from one to three votes each.
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Governor hosts 1958 Safety Health Conference exhibit
The Governor's Safety Health Conference and Exhibit will be held Thursday and Friday May 8 and 9 at the Lord Balti.
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