Steelworkers Plan Unified Approach To Steel Talks
New York leaders of the United Steelworkers met privately to map strategy as they resume contract talks with the Big Three and 11 other firms. Union chiefs rejected the industry's five-year offer, signaling possible 650000 workers on strike if a settlement isn’t reached before the June expiration. Federal mediators monitor the stalemate while wage and benefit demands remain unsettled.
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New York
United Steelworkers
David J. McDonald
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Republic
McDonald
A& Nickel
Steel Layoff Pay Plan Expanded Across Auto and Steel
Washington reports a 52 week supplemental layoff pay plan will be included in the steel labor contract, expanding coverage to about 650000 steelworkers and nearly two million overall, as auto workers exceed one million already receiving benefits. The program adds to regular state unemployment compensation and extends through the next contract cycle.
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Norman Walker
Washington
Bus Time Changes Set By City Lines
Portsmouth City Lines announces bus service reductions starting Sunday due to dwindling ridership and rising costs. Superintendent Fred L Stohler notes losses and says some peak periods will see improved service while slack periods see cuts. A proposed Natl City Lines plan would have the city purchase the system for 190400, with NCL retaining management if savings cover the price. Details show later last buses on 21st St Grand view Mabert routes.
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Portsmouth City Lines, Inc
Fred L Stohler
Stohler
National City Lines, Inc
Chicago
PCL
Inet
NCL
Transportattion
Stehler Sala
Mabert
21St St
Grandview Ave
Mabert Rd
Differences Minimized as U S and France Split on Russia Policy
Washington reports a French American split over how to deal with the Soviet Union despite talks between Christian Pineau and Dulles. Pineau favors large scale economic and cultural exchanges, while Dulles wants a selective approach to avoid Soviet influence. Both sides seek peaceful development of Russia but differ on methods.
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Washington
Russia
Christian Pineau
Dulles
Pineau
New York
Pineau l
Fineau
Moscow
Dulles - Pineau
Tineau
Court Asks Vote On County Detention Home
Judge Kenneth Cranston asks Scioto County commissioners to place a 6.2 mill levy for a detention home on the November ballot. The plan, praised by civic groups, would house juveniles awaiting disposition. current facility is the county jail. Commissioners deferred action to discuss with Judge Cranston and others.
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Kenneth Cranston
Scioto County
Cranston
Sports i
Roy Vastine
Portsmouth
Vastine
Ohio Highway Council sticks to decision on funding plans
Ohio Highway Council will not act on a request for 7.5 million dollars to finance planning for parts of a north south turnpike. Gov Lausche urged action, but the council cited potential 1986 57 construction fund shortages and emergencies. Spokesmen said answers to questions were being prepared. Lausche urged patience and said planning should proceed, even slowly, amid federal highway program prospects. The routes would run from Conneaut near the Pennsylvania line to Turnpike No 2 south of Cleveland and from Cincinnati Millereck Expressway north to Dwyers near Dayton. Lausche met with highway officials and issued a statement on the situation.
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Columbus
Ohio
State Highway Construction Council
Highway Department
Lauren Glosser
Frank J. Lausche
C. Linzell
Lausche
Conneaut
Cincinnati
Turnpike Commission
Pennsylvania
Cleveland
Dwyers
Dayton
Two In Plane Tragedy Here Few Days Ago
A mother and daughter who visited here last week were among 74 killed in a Venezuelan super-airliner crash off At lantic near Asbury N J. A Portsmouth couple learned their granddaughter evacuated aboard another flight and survived. Barbara Ann Brooks, 22, was not aboard the ill fated plane.
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Portsmouth
Venezuela
Asbury
N. J
Eileen Oursler
Brenda
Toledo
Sam Phillips
Second St
South America
Gerald Gursier
Oursier
Phillips
United States Steel Corp
Harry D. Brooks
Third St
Barbara Ann Brooks
Miss Brooks
Iein
Hysell M. Brooks
Caracas
Mrs. Brooks
Senate Air Force fund boost sparks battle on floor
A Democratic drive to raise Air Force funds moves to the Senate floor with debate over a 84 billion defense bill. The appropriations committee added 1.16 billion to the budget for airplanes and bases, setting a peacetime defense record. Johnson accuses Republicans of delaying defense while Bridges counters with a half billion substitute.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
Appropriations Committee
House
Moor
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
Bridges
R-Nh
Johnson
Air Force
iSecretary
Defense
Wilson
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Ana White House
U S to Sell Fuel to Australia and France
The United States will sell Australia 100 pounds and France 88 pounds of U295 fuel for atomic power plants. The deals, announced Wednesday, are the first such agreements since last year’s deals with Britain Belgium and Canada.
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U.S
Washington
United States
Australia
France
Britain
Belgium
Canada
Portsmouth Charity Horse Show Opens at Lucasville Fairgrounds
The seven th annual Portsmouth Charity Horse Show at Lucasville Fairgrounds begins Friday at 7 p.m. with 100 exhibitors in a three day program. Performances run 1 30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Friday through Sunday. Proceeds benefit the Portsmouth General Hospital. TG D Mitchell chairs and notes ticket sales fund hospital equipment and upgrades.
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Bob Bass
Lucasville Fairgrounds
Portsmouth
Portsmouth General Hospital Women's Auxil
Iary
TG. D. Mitchell
New Boston Dirt And Flood Scene Brings Tragedy
In New Boston a service department worker, Charles Armstrong, 47, of 4120 Fifth Ave, suffered serious injuries after being struck by a car while at a flooded street scene. Haree Adkins, 24, of Lucasville, was charged with reckless operation as Armstrong remained in fair condition at General Hospital. The incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. amid high water as storm sewers failed.
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Boston, Service Department
Charles Armstrong
Fifth Ave
General Hospital
Rhodes Ave
Hareé
Old Adkins
Lucasville Rt
Armstrong
Adkins
West
Ciy Hall
Portsmouth
New Boston
Scioto Bottoms
Scioto
Ohio
Tris
Bottoms
Rarden
Otway
Lucasville
Rarden Creek
Route 73
Division Highway
Chillicothe
France
New Ward Store
Cole Elected President of Chest Board
R N Cale was elected president of the Scioto County Community Chest by the chest board of directors at the annual meeting. Edward Glockner was elected vice president, John Beniny treasurer, and Mrs Mabel Hyland secretary. Executive committee members named were Mrs Glen Brock Charles P Chapman Lloyd Fuller and William Hipple. Cole serves a second year on the board and led the 1984 campaign to a record year. Glockner is serving his third year, having chaired last fall’s drive which exceeded all prior efforts.
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R. N. Cale
Ohio Consolidated Telephone Co
Scioto County Community Chest
Chest Board of
Edward L. Glockner
John Beniny
Mabel Hyland
Chest Board
Glen Brock
Charles P. Chapman
Lioyd Fuller
William Hipple
Cole
Charles C. Horr
Mr. Cote
Big Road Bill In Final Stage
The $32.9 billion highway construction bill nears final congressional action as Senate and House conferees finalize construction provisions and begin tax discussions. Senator Byrd expects limited difficulty, with a possible presidential submission early next week.
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Washington
Senate House
Eisenhower
Byrd
D-Va
Senate
House
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Ward
Virginia
Ellender
Louisiana
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Florida
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Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Young
North Dakota
McCarthy
Wisconsin
Curtis LeMay
Global Strategic Air Force
LeMay
Soviet
Atos
Sciota
Montomery Ward & Co
Seventh Sts
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Grubb
R.N. Cole
Community Chest
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