Bartos Re-elected by Steelworkers in Lorain County
Martin Bartos won a fourth term as president of United Steelworkers Local 1104 at U S Steel Lorain-Cuyahoga Works, defeating Manuel Yancey 1738 to 1421 as 3497 of 8600 members voted. John Fazio announced the turnout and Bartos will lead until 1985 with his vice president also re-elected.
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Martin Bartos
United Steelworkers
U.S. Steel Lorain
Bartos
Ronald Nau
Rex O. Scott
Scott
Joseph Harrell
Paul Delgado Jr
Judy Balogh
Harrell
Delgado
Ms. Balogh
Fazio
US Steel to furlough 1500 workers for one week
About 1,500 U S Steel Corp workers will be furloughed for one week starting Sunday as the company shuts down all pipe production and finishing operations to reduce inventories amid sluggish orders. Pipe production will resume May 2 while other areas continue.
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U.S. Steel Corp
George Kuebler
Kuebler
Israeli air raid hits Beirut area marking first Lebanon strike in months
Israeli warplanes bombed Palestinian positions in suburbs of Beirut and south of the city. Police reported many casualties as jets faced heavy anti-aircraft fire near Doha and villages in Damour, while Beirut International Airport closed and residents fled. Earlier, a land mine killed one Israeli soldier and wounded another in southern Lebanon. The strike followed a July cease fire and warning from Prime Minister Begin.
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Lebanon
UPI
Doha
Damour
Beirut International
Israel
Menachem Begin
Lorain County school chief Whyte to retire after 19 years
Wayne A. Whyte, 57, superintendent of Lorain County schools for 19 years, will retire effective Aug. 1 after nearly 39 years in education. The county school board will meet next week to discuss a replacement as Whyte plans to enjoy travel and a quieter life with his five children nearby.
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Wayne A. Whyte
Lorain County
Whyte
Weather forecast rounds out with chilly night and mild Thursday
The forecast calls for clear skies tonight with a low near 30 and partly cloudy conditions Thursday with highs in the upper 40s or lower 50s. Rain chances are near zero tonight and about 20 percent Thursday as winds stay west at about 10 mph. Sunrise is 5 39 a.m. and sunset 7 14 p.m. Details on Page A 3.
Pension funds reshape control of corporate America
Politicians seek to push state and private pension funds into local investments in Ohio and beyond. Critics warn the shift powers workers as owners while noting risks of venture capital shortages for small businesses. The piece argues pension dollars, if misused, could amplify political influence over industry and housing, contrasting it with the safety needs of retirees.
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Ohio
Springer
America
Peter Drucker
Drucker
United States
New York
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