SOHIO talks broken off in strike dispute
SOHIO says the Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union broke off negotiations after disciplinary action against 14 members. Cleveland local reached tentative agreement, while Toledo and Lima locals agreed on all points except disciplinary action in the back to work clause. 780 members have been on strike since Jan. 4. The company offered to arbitrate 14 cases in Toledo and Lima 4, but the union refused. SOHIO may file unfair labor practice charges. Toledo demanded all workers return without discipline or none return.
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Cleveland
Standard Oil Co
Ohio
Oil, Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Toledo
Lima
Sohio
National Labor Relations Board
Cincinnati girl remains healthy after first heart transplant
Christine Corba seven year old heart transplant recipient continued in good health in Cincinnati today though doctors discouraged talk of discharge from Children’s Hospital. She received the donor heart February 8 and has been walking in her room and taking wheelchair trips outside it. Immunosuppressive drugs are used to prevent rejection.
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Cincinnati
Christine Corba
Children’s Hospital
Christine
Wallace Corhn
Department of Medical Clustration
University of Cincinnati
Fraternal Groups Pick Lima Man as President
Richard Taylor of Lima was reelected president of the Ohio Council of Fraternal and Service Organizations at its 11th annual Columbus convention. Municipal Judge Leo P. Stark of Columbus was named Fraternalist of the Year for long service to the Knights of Columbus. Delegates adopted resolutions opposing swimming fees at state beaches and urging tax exemption ballots for those 65 and over.
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Columbus
Richard Taylor
Lima
Ohio Council of Fraternal and Service Organizations, Inc
Leo P. Stark
Ohio
Knights of Columbus
Ohio Exposition Commission
State Fair Management
Ohio DUI arrests rise 83 percent in 1968
Ohio Highway Patrol reports 5 120 drunken driving arrests in 1968 up from 2 805 in 1967. Supt. Robert L. Chiaramonte credits stricter patrol scheduling and the implied consent law along with new breath testing devices installed at every post.
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Columbus
UPI
Ohio Highway Patrol
Ohio
Robert L. Chiaramonte
Chiaramonte
Mill Closure Threatened Without Dredging OK
In Cleveland three major steel firms Republic Steel U S Steel and Jones and Laughlin pressed the Army Corps of Engineers for swift dredging permits to dump dredged Lake Erie material within 30 days. District engineer Amos L Wright proposed dumping behind Army facilities at $1 per cubic yard totaling about $70 000 for the spring directing.
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Cleveland
UPI
Republic Steel
U.S. Steel
Jones and Laughlin Steel
Army Corps of Engineers
Erie
Amos L. Wright
Army Engineers
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Ree Oal
Sears, Roebuck and Co
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Elyria
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