Indiana man next steelworker chief? Ed Sadlowski's rise
Ed Sadlowski Jr., a 36 year old Indiana steelworker leader from District 31, is seen as the strongest candidate to succeed LW Abel as head of the United Steelworkers. He emphasizes rank and file reforms, has won district leadership amid federal election scrutiny, and cites his mills background as proof of his stance.
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Chicago
Ind
Ed Sadlowski Jr
Nest Man of Steel
LW. Abel
United Steelworkers of America
Sadlawski
Indiana
Gary
Hammond
East
South
Sadlowski
Abel
Pittsburgh
Sam Evett
Joseph Germano
U.S. Labor Department
Evett
Evel
South Chicago
Edward Sr
U.S
David J. McDonald
America
Steelworkers
Melvin Koenig
Rannert
John Spear
Mrs. Ruppert
Birns Death Marks End of Notorious Prohibition Era Figure
The long criminal career of Shondor Birns, spanning Prohibition to the present, ended in a fatal explosion at a Cleveland area bar. Birns, on parole in 1971 after releases from Columbus Penitentiary, Marion Correctional Institution, and a brief Grafton Prison stay for witness bribery, had ties to the East Side numbers racket. Police, led by Lt. Ralph M. Joyce, pursued witnesses and possible motives, with four accomplices convicted in the local racket and questions surrounding Birns’s associations and enemies.
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Old Columbus
Marion Correctional Institution
Grafton Prison Farm
Elvria
C-T
Cleveland
Oberlin
Joyce
Birns
Thiel & Welepittes Us
Lis Ligne
Eye Tome
Shondor
Theatrical
Christy's
West 25Th Street
Silver Quill
Lakewood
Easter reunion nightmare claims eleven lives in Ohio mass shooting
At a Hamilton Easter gathering, Jimmy Ruppert, Billie Ruppert, Leonard Ruppert and seven others were killed in a mass shooting. Neighbors recalled a quiet, reserved man who owned guns and enjoyed hunting and the stock market. Investigators found four firearms at the scene as the community mourned an apparent ambush during Easter festivities.
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Roy Zimmers
Jimmy
Zimmers
Ohio Edison year described as toughest in history
The 1974 report for Ohio Edison and Penn Power cites higher construction and fuel costs, regulatory delays, and financing difficulties as key factors. Operating revenue rose about 30 percent, while net income edged down, and dividends per share increased. Construction budgets for 1975 are set, with fuel costs driving much of the expense rise. Local grain bids are listed: wheat 3.35, corn 2.72, oats 1.50, soybeans 5.50 per bushel.
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Ohio Edison Company
John White
Ohio Edison
Pennsylvania Power Co
White
Bae Beatae
AAA
Public Utilities Commission of
Ohio
Ohio Ed
Penn Power
Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association, Inc
Canada Begins Metric System Shift in Weather and Measurements
Canada moves to metric units starting this week with Celsius temperature readings and gradual adoption across weather forecasts and public data. Public forecasts will show Celsius only from Tuesday, while rainfall in millimeters and wind in kilometers per hour roll out in coming years as stated by the Federal Metric Commission and Canadian Weather Office.
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Ottawa
Canada
Federal
Metric Commission
Canadian Press
Broadcast News
Weather Office
United States
John Ktaber
Ford Administration
Congress
Metric Conversion Board
Ken Park
Metric Information
Wall Street rises on tax cut bill signing
The market opened higher led by the Dow up nearly a point while gainers led 5 to 2 on the NYSE. Analysts attributed the advance to President Ford signing a tax cut bill seen as a potential stimulus for an economic recovery. The prime rate was cut from 7 to 11 percent by First National City Bank on Friday when markets were closed.
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Ford
New York Stock Exchange
First National City Bank
Citibank
Citicorp
First National
General Foods
A.m
Stocks
General Mills
General Motors
Allegheny Cp
Tel el Sti Chemical
Gen Tire
Goodyear
Ita Maerical Arrhaes
Lear Siegler
Abie
Mid-Continent
DuPont
Niona Gypsum
Ghia Edison
East Hd
Do's Searle
G.D
Eaton
Exxon
Sybron
Firestone Win ‘Tappan Flintkote
Toledo Edison
Ford Motor
Union Pacific Corp
General Dynamics
Victor
General Electric
SBS
Woolworth
LFW
Bigot's last refuge putting down short guys
A study on height bias reports 72 percent of recruiters chose the taller applicant when two equally qualified candidates differed in height. Psychologists note height-based discrimination can shape personality and behavior, with short men showing defensiveness and altered perceptions when confronted by taller counterparts. Martin Segal, 5 3", leads the Film Society of Lincoln Center and comments on tall men not affecting him. Sidney Portnoy, Temple psychologist, finds height influences reactions to disagreement, with short men defending their views more when faced with tall others.
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Shorty
Dr. Brothers
Martin Segal
Segal
Film Society of Lincoln Center
Martin E. Segal and Co
Sidney Portnoy
Temple University
Dr. Portnoy
Fringes, not pay hikes in UAW talks
The UAW faces bargaining likely to emphasize fringe benefits and job security over wage raises as economic malaise persists. Eight Memphis conference resolutions call for earlier retirement options, more holidays, added work days, pension credit for overtime, reduced probation, a vacation bonus tied to leave timing, seniority limits for managers, fully paid auto insurance, and hearing loss coverage under workers compensation.
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Cleveland
United Auto Workers
Thurman Payne
UAW
Memphis
Tenn
Payne
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Hamilton Catholic High School
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University of Cincinnati
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Commission
England
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North
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Kroger
Hovey
Kaiser Insurance Associates, Inc
Philip B. Kaiser
William ComerFord
Paul G. Hovey
Lorain County Bank
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American Telephone and Telegraph Co., Inc
Western Elect Co
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