Longshoremen balk at no strike clause in contract
Headed Deg Si q Radia oho wee Pier Workers balked at ratifying a contract last week over a no strike clause they say would strip their leverage for improvements in working conditions. International Longshoremen's Association President William Bradley, who endorsed the pact, expressed surprise at union resistance. The debate centers on preserving workers’ ability to push for better pay and conditions.
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Financiers Back Dixon-Yates Power Plant Push
Washington reports say Dixon and Middle South Utilities maintain broad financial backing for the $107 million Dixon-Yates project near the Tennessee Valley. Dixon says external financing totaling about $102 million remains assured, despite lawsuits and possible congressional action.
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