Machinists Nearing Airline Tieup After Rejection
The Machinists Union rejected presidential emergency board recommendations, clearing the path to a possible strike that could pull 26,000 workers off five major airlines and force widespread layoffs. No negotiating sessions were set. The board had proposed wage increases totaling about 4.8 cents an hour and other benefits.
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Chicago
Machinists
International Association of Machinists
Aflcio
Joseph W. Ramsey
Eastern
Northwest
Trans World United
National Airlines
Johnson
GE Attacks Union Coalition in Complaint
GE called the unions coalition unfair and illegal alleging it blocks straightforward bargaining. The complaint targets the International Union of Electrical Workers among eight unions bargaining nationally, listing seven others certified by the NLRB for inclusion in the filings. Chief negotiator Philip D. Moore warned the coalition tactic could raise strike risks this year.
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International Union of Electrical Workers
National Labor Relations Board
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Philip D. Moore
California Job Corps aides deny congressman's Hawaii trip claim
Washington officials rejected Rep Charles Gubser s charge that Hawaii Job Corps workers flew to California for a promotional junket The Job Corps director said Hawaii center had only 14 cadre on May 1 and 30 trainees arrived five days later A CEO regional check showed no anti poverty personnel on the flight and airline records indicate only 50 farm workers flew from Hawaii to Stockton in May
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Washington
Anti Poverty Program
Hawaii
California
Office of Economic Opportunity
Cttor
Charles Gubser
Johnson
Woman Dies at 116 After Long Life of Smoking and Drinking
Utica report states Mrs. Sinforina Rivera died at St. Elizabeth's Hospital at age 116. She reportedly smoked five cigars daily and drank whiskey by the water glass, though she reduced drinking to weeklong lend parties in later years.
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Utica
N.Y
Heart Association to spend about 10 million on research
The American Heart Association announced plans to allocate around 10 million dollars for scientific research in heart disease during the upcoming fiscal year starting July 1. The move underscores the group’s push to advance understanding and treatment of cardiovascular conditions.
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New York
American Heart Association
Guild Near Pact in New York Strike Talks Progress
In New York, Newspaper Guild negotiators and representatives of World Journal Tribune Inc moved toward a near agreement on editorial staff contracts amid a 47 day strike. Progress limited to sections not under Guild jurisdiction as Mailers Drivers and Pressmen kept stalls.
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Thomas J. Murphy
World Journal
Tribone, Inc
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Taursda Ihun
Murphy
Herbert Kamm
Vote
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World eJournal Tribune
Whirlybird spreads wide lawn swath on stroll
The Whirlybird lawn spreader covers an 8 to 10 ft swath as you walk, replacing bulky two wheel models. Made of Chevron Polypropylene, it resists rust and corrosion and stores compactly, about the size of a gallon paint can.
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