Steelworkers vote on tentative USX contract to end 170 day stoppage
Local union presidents representing 22 000 idled steelworkers are set to vote today on a tentative deal between USX Corp and the United Steelworkers. The pact, concluded about 12 45 a m Saturday, reportedly includes about 2 per hour wage cuts, non union contracting, and elimination of some job classifications, with profit sharing and no re opener clause. The agreement aims to restore plants and help both sides compete in a harsh market after the longest strike in the industry.
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Local MLK Holiday events listed for Monday observance
A page 4 to 7 listing the community MLK Day events scheduled for Monday. Obituaries also appear on A-7. The note mentions widespread fear of dentistry affecting many people.
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Cars Defeat Knicks In Snow Storm Crossover
In a game blighted by wintry weather, the Cars defeated the Knicks as snow sleet or freezing rain threatens. Temperatures stay in the upper 30s with near certainty of precipitation, shifting to rain by evening. Overnight lows near the low 30s. Details on Page A-3.
Teen killer Paula Cooper faces U S death row at 17
Paula Cooper, sentenced to death at 17 for stabbing a Bible teacher 33 times, remains in a Lake County prison 23 hours a day. Her case draws international attention as one of 11 nations allowing execution of those who committed crimes as minors.
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Reagan calls for steady two year defense funding in radio address
President Reagan, delivering from Camp David during a three day weekend, urged Congress to approve a two year defense budget of 312 billion dollars for fiscal year 1988 and warned against turning military funding into a roller coaster. He cited military buildup gains and said the plan improves strength in Geneva talks with the Soviet Union. He noted past cuts and pressed for steady, adequate funding supported by the American people.
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