New York Newspaper Strike Nears End After Deal
Union leader Wagner said a settlement plan with employers would end the 110 day newspaper shutdown. The proposal includes wage increases, a 35 hour work week, and shifts ready by morning. Photoengravers would receive a $12.63 daily wage and a $250 weekly page fine reduction, with broader changes to benefits and leave within the framework of the agreement.
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Printers Reach Agreement. Nielsen Figures Stir Debate
Washington dispatch reports photoengravers and publishers reached a settlement announced by Mayor Robert F. Wagner while unions ratification awaited. Nielsen Co. faces scrutiny over TV ratings methodology amid a city paper shutdown and industry pressure.
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