Blacks Rising in Steel Industry Jobs Amid Court Orders
The United Steelworkers Union and steel management face white worker reaction as court orders push blacks toward higher paying skilled roles in mills. The Alabama federal court guidelines at Fairfield Birmingham allow transfer without loss of wage level for a year, then plantwide seniority can apply.
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New York
United Steelworkers Union
USW
Steel Management
Alabama
U.S. Steel Corporation
Fairfield Works
Birmingham
Renewal funds could flow again for area development
In Washington the Better Communities Act moves to the House Currency and Banking committee next Tuesday. If passed it would free federal funds for Lorain Elyria and Oberlin urban renewal projects, with at least funding equal to the last five years. Elyria would likely receive West River Parkway funds while the overall program would consolidate seven grants into one community development fund.
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Washington, D.C
Lorain
Elyria
Congress
Betty Welch
Charles A. Mosher
Roberlin
Norm
Elyna Community Development
Elynia
Failing
Fisherman reels in battered air filter at Lakeview Park
A fisherman at Lakeview Park pier yesterday hauled up a mangled air filter rather than fish. The incident reflects ongoing pollution from indiscriminate dumping in the lakefront area, highlighting environmental concerns.
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Lakeview Park Pier
Westlake man weighs suit over Stokes racist charge
Ralph McAllister chairman of the Westlake city planning commission and former Cleveland school board president contemplates legal action against former Cleveland mayor Carl Stokes who labeled him racist in a serialized excerpt of Promises of Power The plan to sue was not elaborated McAllister who has Black clients stated the remark touched a nerve as Stokes book recounts his mayoral years and Glenville riots while Stokes remains a NBC news anchor in New York City.
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Westlake
Ralph McAllister
City Planning Commission
Cleveland School Board
Cleveland
Carl Stokes
McAllister
Cleveland Plain Dealer
Stokes
Glenville
U.S
National Broadcasting Company
New York City
Ohio airport building binge shows results and costs
Ohio official Norman J. Crabtree says the 10 million dollar eight year airport building binge is yielding results with eight years of work creating new airstrips in counties without prior airport facilities. The program reports 23 new industrial parks near airports, claiming over 250 million in personal income, 60,000 new jobs, and 150 million in retail sales in Appalachia, though some counties like Jackson and Wyandot report local costs and limited use.
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Norman J. Crabtree
Ohio Department of Transportation
Crabtree
Licking
Union
Delaware
Ohio
Appalachian
Wyandot County
Upper Sandusky
Luther J. Still
Frieda Still
Wyandot
Upper San Dusky
Engraner
Panel says Penn Central needs no aid through March
The Interstate Commerce Commission said Penn Central can operate at least through March without government subsidies. It urged bankruptcy court to reject the trustees plan to liquidate and said the railway could be rebuilt with federal and state help. The ICC noted freight rate increases and additional funds may let the line continue through 1974 unless a major disaster occurs.
First Lorain County open chess tourney prize lineup
The first annual Lorain County open chess tournament will run November 10 and 11 at Lorain County Community College cafeteria with $1,000 in prizes. Registration closes 8 15 a.m. November 10. Five prize winners receive 100 dollars, three receive trophies, and additional prizes vary by class from 0 to 50 dollars with categories A B C D UR W JR and a trio of trophies for JR under six. United States Chess Federation membership is required for all participants.
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Lorain County Community College
Lorain County Chess Club
JJR
United State Chess Federation
Lorain County birth rate may have stabilized in 1973
Area birth rate shows a possible leveling off after a drop in 1972 with eight month totals in 1973 matching 1972. County residents had 4 586 births in 1972 down from 5 156 in 1971, while Elyria saw declines from 1971 to 1972 and early 1973 figures suggest stabilization.
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Pearl Dewmling
Registrar of Vital
Elyria
Elvna
Lorain County
Lorain
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Jackson County
James H. Hoover
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