Rhodes and Glenn warn of billion dollar blackout crisis
United Press International reports Ohio UMW leaders urge President Carter to nationalize coal industry as non union rivals strike back. Gov Rhodes warns of a billion dollar blackout with potential mass layoffs, while Sen Glenn urges swift settlement. District 6 president Guzek rejects binding arbitration amid escalating tensions. An independent producer delivers seven truckloads of non union coal escorted by police to Capitol City Products, highlighting threats to operation.
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Governors call end to coal strike in four states
Four state governors from West Virginia Ohio Pennsylvania and Kentucky press major coal operators to resume bargaining with the United Mine Workers after a pilot contract. They warn they will push Washington and use strength on the operator council to end the strike and protect consumers.
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