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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

21 May 1975

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1975

Page

4

Bargaining Set Again For Ohio Highway Labor Pact

Contractors and union representatives return to the bargaining table in Columbus to push a two-year contract covering highway and heavy construction laborers. Charles Reinhart of the Ohio Contractors Association hopes to finalize before the current one-week extension ends Monday. The union, Local 758 Lorain County, holds 650 members. The final contractor offer includes 45 cents an hour raise to 7.58 and up to ten cents in fringe benefits first year, with 35 to 60 cents cost of living in year two. A separate two-year accord with Local 18 IUOE was ratified, granting 65 cents hourly increases across classifications, base pay now 8.28 to 10.72. Negotiations with cement finishers Local 34 are set for next week.

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Smaller and better 747 SP aims higher and farther

The 747 SP is designed to fly higher and faster and will carry up to 288 passengers, compared with the 360 capacity of most standard 747s. The note frames the SP as a leaner, more capable version within the Boeing 747 family.

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NLRB to charge AmShip with three unfair labor practices

The National Labor Relations Board in Washington has authorized its Cleveland office to file three unfair labor practice charges against American Ship Building Co. A former employee of Local 358 Boilermakers Union, Harvey Krieg, says he was fired for union duties and insubordination after a prior suspension for a fight with a union steward. A hearing is expected in Lorain, with an administrative law judge from Washington set to preside.

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National Labor Relations Board Washington Cleveland American Ship Building Co Harvey Krieg J . Krieg Local 358 AmShip Krieg Carroll Martin NLRB Lorain
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UAW Local 780 ballot count underway in Elyria plant race

Ballot counters in Local 780 of the United Auto Workers continued tallying results from yesterday’s elections. About 1,200 of the 2,200 Elyria Fisher Body plant workers voted by 5 p.m. for officers and committeemen. Dan Cutright and Larry Tanner compete for president as 63 other candidates run for 26 posts.

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UAW United Auto Workers Ainson’s Elyria Fisher Body Dan Cutright Larry Tanner James Ball
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Hearing aid industry under fire in Ohio public hearing

Ohio state Consumer Protection Division will hold a public hearing in Cleveland June 3-4 to hear testimony on hearing aid industry practices. The investigation began last fall after consumer complaints, focusing on elderly residents and deceptive sales tactics including free gifts, in-home tests, high pressure urging immediate purchases, and misleading claims about restoring hearing. Dealers allegedly press for annual replacements and claim each model is vital for good hearing.

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Columbus UPI State Commerce Department Consumer Protection Division Cleveland Ohio J. Gordon Peltier Department Peltier
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Bill Would Freeze State Park Rates In Ohio House

Ohio House member Rep Larry H Christman introduced legislation to freeze daily and weekly rates for cabins lodge rooms and campground use at state parks until year end. The Department of Natural Resources plans increases from 15 to 66 percent on various facilities set to take effect about June 1.

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Columbus UPI Ohio House Larry H. Christman D-Englewood State Department of Natural Resources
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Wall Street Opens Lower As Inflation Data Arrives

The market headed down at the open amid a broad decline extending from yesterday with the government reporting a 7.2 percent annual rise in consumer prices. The report, dated in April, coincides with earlier increases and accompanies local grain bids and farm cooperative notices from Lorain County.

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Lorain County Farm Bureau Cooperative Association Inc WS Evactardat Mankatvtenen
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