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Newspaper
Terre Haute Tribune
Location
Terre Haute, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1971
Page
3
The Pay Board approves retroactive wage settlements for the Brotherhood of Railroad Signal Men as a special case. It grants 5 percent from October 1, with 2.9 percent from April 1 and 2.6 percent from January 1, noting the final three stepups are pending completion.
Ad~am Malik proposes delegates work nights and weekends to finish the session before Christmas with a Dec 21 target. The article also notes rail signalmen settlement terms and a 42 month contract starting Jan 1 1970, featuring a 47 percent pay raise for about 10 000 workers.
A shoplifter in Anchorage took a 56-pound totem pole from a shop at the Anchorage International Airport, loaded it into a truck, and drove off. Police reported the theft as an audacious grab in a busy concourse rendering a bold crime in a public space.
The National Coal Association estimates bituminous coal production in the United States at 12,445,000 tons for the week ending Dec 4. For the same period in 1970 production was 13,190,000 tons. The association projects 506,585,000 tons for January 1 through December 4. Bureau of Mines data for the week ending Nov 27 shows 9,050,000 tons produced.
The Terre Haute Center advances under IU School of Medicine with Dr Rankin and Dr Levine detailing progress, budget needs, and future plans. Ex officio members from ISU and notable figures like Dr Allyn join as honorary supporter. Budget requests for the next biennia are being prepared.
Peggy Eda Karstoft, 32, of Rawlins, leaves the Sisters of Charity to enlist in the Woman's Army Corps. She will start 18 weeks of training at Fort McClellan, Alabama, in February and aims to become a first lieutenant. She holds degrees from St Mary's Xavier and Kansas State Teachers College.
Police report two Indianapolis Attucks High School students 15 and 17 were suspended after a hallway shooting. No injuries occurred, and investigators have not determined a motive. The incident prompted a meeting with Principal Earl Donalson and parents.
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