USW official rejects across-the-board concessions in steel talks
Frank Valenta of United Steel Workers District 28 insisted steel firms must press Washington for any concessions and warned against blanket givebacks. He cited Reagan era policy shifts and a stalled Carter-era commission on imports, while noting no official request to reopen the master contract ahead of its August 1 1983 expiry. He urged identifying true need for concessions and tying them to administration changes.
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Market advances slightly on steady indices in New York
The stock market rose modestly in early trading as the Dow Jones industrial average gained 1.24 to 840.85. Gainers led losers 6 to 5 on the NYSE, with traders eyeing the Fed’s money supply report and March factory utilization at 71.4 percent, down from 72 percent. Major quotes included Federal National Mortgage up 1/2 at 8, Mobil unchanged at 22, and Kimberly Clark down 4 at 63.
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Grain Prices By Region After Market Close
Grain prices across Northeast and Northwest Ohio show No 2 wheat trading around 3 45 to 3 60 per bushel with No 2 shelled corn near 2 56 to 2 83 and No 1 soybeans around 6 23 to 6 25. Oats ranged 2 13 to 2 43. trend notes show No 2 wheat higher in some regions and soybeans steady while others show unchanged readings.
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Kidron Livestock Market Report Highlights Beef and Dairy Gains
The Kidron market shows first cutting bay hay up to 250 per ton and second cutting to 410 per ton, with top hogs at 54 and feeder pigs in strong demand. Beef cattle include good cows to 46.50, dairy cattle steady with springers near 1,200. calves and feeder cattle priced across categories, plus lambs and goats reported. Total head 2,224 from 469 consignors. hay and straw loads noted.
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GM and UAW Sign Giveback Contract to Save Billions
In Detroit UPI reports GM and the United Auto Workers signed a giveback contract aimed at saving about 3 billion. UAW President Douglas Fraser and GM Chairman Roger Smith led the ceremony, the first public meeting since talks broke off in January.
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Electrical workers OK concessions at GM pact
The IUE approved a concessions package for General Motors following the UAW lead. Packard Electric in Warren, Ohio, gave final approval with 5,618 to 2,462 of 10,143 voters. The deal avoids wage cuts, defers a 9 month cost of living adjustment, keeps pension and insurance intact, and adds an equality off sacrifice clause with GM management sharing in economic adjustments. Outside work discuss and 12 to 20 percent savings for GM buyers are included. All Savers rate rises to 10.37 percent, with 10.16 percent still available through Saturday.
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