UFW and Teamsters End Ten Year Farm Labor Battle
In Burlingame California UPI reports a 10 year struggle over farm field hands rights ends with a pact allowing the AFL CIO UFW to represent most field hands while the Teamsters retain control of packing sheds and off farm transport. Chavez and Teamsters official signatories describe the moment as momentous. The agreement covers 13 Western states and runs five years with possible national talks after two years.
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Burlingame
Calif
UPI
West
Teamsters Union
Cesar Chavez
Afl-Cio Ufw
Teamsters
Chavez
M.E. Anderson
Western Conference of
Frank E. Fitzsimmons
Fitzsimmons
UFW
California
Massachusetts town split over Carter sleepover choice
In Clinton Massachusetts Eva Hester a 56 year old Democrat faces opposition as a potential presidential host amid a political clash over where Jimmy Carter should stay during a two day visit. Critics say her political involvement makes her unsuitable while supporters note her Iowas.
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Eva Hester
Jimmy Carter
Clinton
Mass
Hester
Carter
Miss Hester
Washington
White House
Joseph Early
D-Mass
Charleston
W. Va
New York City
Electoral College
Democratic National Committee
Ways and Means Committee
State House
Thomas P. O'Neill II
House
Thomas
Tip” O'Neill
O'Neill
Elliot Richardson
Evan Dobelle
O’neill
Peter Broer
Jody Powell
House OKs high rise fire alarms in Ohio
Ohio House approves by 8-2 a bill mandating automatic smoke detectors and alarms in existing high rise apartments and condos by July 1, 1978. The measure heads to the Senate after weekend adjournment. prior vetoes and overrides followed heavy industry and tenant pressure. Rep Francine Panehal touted detectors as best and cheapest fire protection. An Elyria man, Robert H. Vance, was fined 500 dollars and jailed 60 days for DUI with license suspended 60 days.
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Columbus
UPI
House
Ohio Senate
Senate
Oberlin
Robert H. Vance
James P. Horn
Elyria
Vance
Ohio
Amherst Band Paper Drive Supports Disney World Trip
Amherst Band Boosters sponsor a newspaper drive to fund a band trip to Disney World. March 18 through 28, newspapers and magazines deposited in a high school parking lot during daylight hours.
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Amherst
Amherst Band Boosters
Disney World
Columbia warns Rhodes gas plan may boomerang
COLUMBUS UP I officials warn Gov Rhodes plan to keep domestically produced Ohio gas may backfire by leaving the state vulnerable to major southwestern suppliers next winter. They say they may comply if legally sound, urging use of interstate pipelines to move Ohio gas within the state and seeking greater underground storage and full production of leased Ohio gas fields.
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Columbus
UPI
Columbia Gas System
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Rhodes
Columbia Gas
Texas
Louisiana
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Laird
White
Ohio Manufacturers Association
United Auto Workers
Ohio Afl-Cio
Ohio Building Trades Council
Hesan Columbia
Federal Power Commission
Columbia Gas of
Columbia Gas Transmission Corp
Fred Laird
Delaware
Columbia
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Oho
Elyria Jaycees
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Txice Jamount
Midway Plaza
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John Deere
Glezner
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Ford
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Glenco
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Cobey
Dunham Parker
G. Pickworth
Chiromacolor
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