Eastalco and Steel Workers Begin First Contract Talks
Eastalco Aluminum Co Buckeystown and the Steel Workers Union of Baltimore are negotiating their first contract after employees voted to join the union. Peter Stein and James Wyper led discussions with upcoming meetings planned, and workers seek fringe benefits and clear job classifications.
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Eastalco Aluminum Co
Buckeystown
Steel Workers Union
Baltimore
Aluminum Company
Moray
Peter Stein
Eastalco
James Wyper
Wyper
Eastaleo
Thieves Target Cars and Home Loot in Local Burglars
Two cars in the Governor Thomas Johnson High School lot were broken into and stereo tape units valued at 75 dollars stolen. A Madison Street home was entered with 30 dollars taken from a bedroom cash box. Police say the incidents happened before midnight Tuesday and are under city detective investigation.
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Governor Thomas Johnson High School
Madison Street
Donald Lov Davis
Grant Place
Mark Richard Fisher
Pinoak Place
Odie Bell
Rogers Mideast Plan Fails to Progress in Talks
Secretary of State Rogers pushes for an interim Suez settlement as Arabs and Israelis show limited consensus. He meets Israeli Foreign Minister Abba Eban and Jordanian Foreign Minister Abdullah Salah while Egypt’s Riad criticizes the plan as vague. Direct talks remain blocked. Egypt resists direct negotiations.
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New York
William P. Rogers
Middle East
Rogers
Abdullah Salah
U.N. General Assembly
Abba Ehan
General Assembly
Suez Canal
Israei
East Bank
Nahmoud Riad
Fbhan
United States
Egypt
Israel
Congress extends sugar quota law amid South Africa dispute
Congress approved a three year extension of the U S sugar quota law in a 194 to 1 vote sending the measure to the President. The compromise sets foreign and domestic shares for the 11.2 million ton market while debating a South African 57 745 ton allotment and penalties for expropriation without compensation. Nations with quotas receive about 150 dollars per ton.
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Washington
Congress
Nixon
U.S
House
Senate
Congressional Black Caucus
South Africa
Enforcement Is Major Problem Facing Nixon Economic Program
Washington reports say Phase 2 aims to curb inflation with wage price restraints but faces a stubborn enforcement challenge. President Nixon considers how to back voluntary actions with possible government power while avoiding a large new federal bureaucracy.
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Nixon
Washington
Ware House
Detroit
Portland
Ore
Warfield Named to Maryland Transportation Commission
Governor Mandel announced 16 appointments to the Maryland Transportation Commission including Frederick County automobile dealer John C. Warfield. Samuel N. Friedel was named chairman of the board of review of the Department of Transportation, a former congressman who served since 1953 and chaired the House Committee on Interstate and Foreign Commerce.
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Frederick County
John C. Warfield
Maryland Transportation Commission
Marvin Mandel
Maryland
Samuel N. Friedel
Board of Review
Department of Transportation
Friedel
Mandel
Parren J. Mitchell
House Committee of Interstate and Foreign Commerce
State Education System Challenged in Baltimore Case
Four parents of Baltimore public school children sue in federal court to void Maryland’s financing method for education charging discrimination against poor and black pupils. They seek a restructuring plan by June 30 1972 and seek an injunction against current funding until an acceptable plan is set. Named are state and Baltimore city government heads.
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Baltimore
Alvin Parker
Clarence Cox
Baltimore City
California
Supreme Court
Navy reports widespread bug infestation on ships
Navy pest control officers in the Pacific report about 90 percent of warships harbor bugs that damage supplies and threaten morale. Bedbugs crab lice and rats are reported, with cockroaches identified as the biggest problem. The entomologist Lt Lance Sholdt cites disease risk and supply damage as key concerns.
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Forfolk
Cap
Navy
Pacific
Azores
Lance Sholdt
Sholdt
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