Mediator Seeks End To PPG Strike In Pittsburgh
Federal mediator J Montoney cabled in negotiators today to resume talks in a Pittsburgh Plate Glass Co strike affecting about 13 000 workers. The walkout began October 6 in the paint and glass plants.
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Newspaper
Press Telegram
Location
Long Beach, California, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1958
Page
4
California spending outstrips income gains this year
California reports general fund expenditures outpacing income for the first five months of the 1989-90 fiscal year. Total outlays reached 5355,087,190, while revenues rose 4.4 percent to 288,064,222. Notable gains came from personal income taxes and liquor licenses, but overall spending surpassed income, with oil lease revenues and oil-related taxes contributing to the shortfall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sacramento
Mooney Front
Idelanes
Mbanke Ant Corporation
Slabave
Style hides shoe cheapness claims in Boston report
The 60,000 member boot and shoe workers union accuses manufacturers of flashy fashion marketing to mask low value footwear. It cites inferior materials poorer fit shoddy construction and a built in obsolescence as rubber price deception. The union released a shoe evaluation study detailing consumer value concerns amid rising low priced footwear.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Boot and Shoe Workers Union Today
Frustrations Help Kids Grow Says USC Professor
Los Angeles psychology professor Dr. Herman Harvey argues that childhood frustrations help children develop resilience and creativity. He cites experiments and views on handling anger, autonomy, and problem solving as key to healthy growth, while noting concern from others about potential negative effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Peté
Herman Harvey
University of Southern California
Dr. Harvey
Tapaan Named USC Vice President in USC Move
Francis Tapaan legislative assistant to Senator Thomas J. Kuchel was named vice president of the University of Southern California in Los Angeles. The announcement places Tapaan in a senior leadership role at USC as Kuchel's aide remains a prominent California Republican figure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USC Los Angeles
UPI
Francis Tapaan
Thomas J. Kuchel
Calif
Wednesday
University of Southern California
Young Killer of 5 Cries at Hearing
In San Diego a 16 year old, Carl A Eder, is arraigned for murder of Mrs. Thomas Pendergast and her five year old children in El Cajon. Judge Robert Burch orders detention to decide if he will be tried as an adult. Pendergast spoke through tears at private funeral services for the five.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvey
Tiarvey
Loviety
San Diego
Carl A. Eder
Karl Heder
Rochester
Juvenil Mall
Eder
Bece Eder
el Cajon
Thomas
Pendergast
David
Diane
Allen
Los Angeles World Fair Plan Unveiled by Local Group
California World Fair Inc reveals a 1963 Los Angeles fair plan at a Downtown Businessmen’s Association meeting. Industrialist J. A. Smith and City Councilman Patrick D. McGee outline a 1500 acre site and permanent buildings to be turned over to the state after the event. The County Board of Supervisors and City Council have passed supportive resolutions, with similar measures expected in state legislature and Congress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
UPI
California
County Board of Supervisors
Congress
Smith
Carrier Lexington to Return to 5. D. SAN DIEGO
The Navy said the aircraft carrier USS Lexington will return to San Diego Friday morning after five months with the 7th Fleet in the Western Pacific. The ship will travel via San Francisco where she disembarked Carrier Air Group 21 and Carrier Division 7 staff on Wednesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lexington
D. San Diego
UPS
Navy
San Diego
7Th Fleet
Western Pacific
San Francisco
Carrier Air] Group 21
Car*rier Division
Jail 2 for Beating 11 Month Old Son
Orlan G. Cook and Belly Amt were jailed in Olatile Kansas on a charge of contributing to the dependency and neglect of Kevin, 11 months, after the mother said the child was spanked for not posing for a photo. The judge placed Kevin and his older brother Bryan in foster care.
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Olatile
Kan
Werther Hay
Orlan G. Cook
Belly Amt
Kevin
Johnson County
Joseph Davis Jr
Bryan
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