UAW talks to open on new contracts last for Woodcock
Detroit AP reports the United Auto Workers begin negotiations with automakers on contracts for 750,000 U S and Canadian hourly workers as current pacts expire September 14. Leader Leonard Woodcock, retiring in 1977 after four decades in labor, hints at risks of health care cost shifts and a possible role in a Carter administration while stressing job security and a four day week remains debated.
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Sculptor Noguchi Reflecting Pool Plan At Institute
Sculpture Q discusses potential administrative role, declines vice presidency citing age and term limits. He notes delegates elected him for a three-year term in 1974 and mentions possible future involvement if conditions improve. The Noguchi design will sit in a reflecting pool at the institute, with dedication planned for fall.
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