1976 Labor Talks Set to Dominate Bargaining Year
The year 1976 will be busy for labor negotiations across eight major industries including automobiles, trucking, rubber, electrical equipment, construction, food, apparel and farm equipment. Unions seek wage gains to offset inflation while unemployment remains high and the economy weak.
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Washington
Ford Administration
Teamsters
U S still ships arms to Angola amid civil war push
The Ford administration keeps covert arms shipments to Angola’s two factions and sends diplomat William Schaufele to Africa to garner support from Senegal Gabon Ivory Coast Cameroon and Zaire. Senate vote shelved new funding, House action pending.
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New York Times News Service
Associated Press
Washington
Angola
Ford Administration
U.S
Senate
Popular Movement For the Liberation of
Front For the National Liberation of Angola
National Union For Total Independence of Angola
Henry A. Kissinger
Schaufele
Africa
Portugal
Senegal
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Cameroon
Zaire
Kissinger
United States
Du Quoin Cheerleaders Fall as Thornridge Rout Hits 86
Happiness before the storm turns to disappointment as Du Quoin’s Cindy Clapp Mitzi Bowlin and Cindy Lenzini cheer during Carbondale holiday tournament action. Thornridge, the No. 1 seed from the Chicago south suburbs, routed the Indians 86 to 35 at SIUC Arena. The event runs Tuesday and Wednesday with page 9 detailing related sports stories.
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du Quoin
Carbondale
Thornridge
Cindy Clapp
Mitzi Bowlin
Cindy Lenzini
Indians
Chicago
SIUC
Butch Nevious
Halting funds may avert U S from no win in Angola
Sen. Clifford Case argues that cutting off military aid to factions in Angola keeps the United States out of a no win scenario and counteracts Soviet backing. He notes evolving dynamics with Chinese disengagement and South African involvement, highlighting concerns over apartheid-aligned forces.
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U.S
Angola
Senate
United States
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Clifford P. Case
R-N.j
Africa
Case
Gan
South Africa
U S aids rescue pumps as 372 feared dead in Indian mine
The United States ships high capacity pumps to India to drain the flooded Chaswala colliery shaft near Calcutta where officials say 372 miners were in the shaft at the explosion time. PM Indira Gandhi vows all possible help while unions warn more may be missing.
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U.S
India
Chandrajit Yadav
Yadav
United States
Air India
Indira Gandhi
Chaswala
Calcutta
Mine Workers’ Union
Holiday prep tourneys open across Carbondale Eldorado Centralia
Area holiday basketball tournaments began with games in Carbondale Eldorado and Centralia. Breese Mater Dei hosts a four day consolation event while other scores include East Moline over Alton 75 73 and Homewood Flossmoor 90 over Belleville Althoff 62.
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Carbondale
Eldorado
Centralia
Breese Mater Dei
Mater Dei
Homewood-Flossmoor
Belleville
Althoff
Holiday traffic toll well below estimates
The Christmas four day period ended with 394 traffic deaths in AP tallies, far under NSC estimates of 440 to 500. The lower toll marks a notably lighter holiday travel period than in recent years.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
Weather Outlook With Rain and Cooler Temperatures
Occasional rain and drizzle tonight with a low in the upper 30s. Tuesday will be cloudy with more rain possible and a high in the lower 40s.
Bomb planted by two youths rocked Willow Spring center
Two youths admitted taking part in planting a bomb at Willow Spring shopping center as authorities investigate the incident. The report notes local reaction and ongoing police inquiries.
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Willow Spring
Contracts end for area unions
Labor contracts for more than 900 Southern Illinois construction workers expire at midnight Wednesday with no replacement agreements. Key talks involve International Union of Operating Engineers Local 318 and Cement Masons Locals 331 359 and 542 negotiating with SIBA and Egyptian Contractors. strikes unlikely as talks resume after Jan 1.
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Southern Illinoisan
Southern Illinois
International Union of Operating Engineers
Cement Masons
Wardell Riggs
Donald R. Bonds
Southern
Ilinois Builders Association
SIBA
General Contractors
Illinois
Riggs
Jackson
Williamson
Franklin
Union
Johnson, Saline
Hamilton
White, Gallatin
Pope
Hardin, Massaee
Pulaski
Alexander
Bonds
Lloyd Branum
Branum
Randolph
Perry
Jefferson
Wayne
White, Saline
Gallatin Pope
Hardin, Massac
Johnson Counties
Hamilton County
Williamson County
Stonefort
Robert H. York
Marion
James K. Adams
Murphysboro
Printing Pressmen and Assistants’ Union
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