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The Chronicle Telegram in Elyria, Ohio

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The Chronicle Telegram

Location

Elyria, Ohio, United States of America

Date

Oct 28, 1979

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Union official faced for alleged improper secrecy in grievance case

Washington reporter details an NLRB ruling on Lucille Smith's complaint against Solomon Bowen of United Auto Workers Local 122 Cleveland. Bowen allegedly urged a secret overnight Detroit meeting with two other male officials to push her Chrysler grievance, but judge Thomas Ricci dismissed the charge, saying the union and gender issues were not legally linked. Charles Adamson supported Smith, suggesting secrecy implied sexual favors, though Ricci found no improper intent.

Washington UPI Lucille Smith Thomas Ricci National Labor Relations Board Ricci Smith Solomon Bowen United Auto Workers Cleveland Chrysler Corp Chrysler NLRB Bowen Detroit Charles Adamson

Lilly researchers pursue compounds to fight rhinoviruses

Eli Lilly and Co officials say two isomeric compounds show laboratory activity against all rhinoviruses tested. Animal studies are underway with human trials not yet begun. Lilly also uses recombinant DNA to produce human insulin, slated for early human testing next year.

Indianapolis UPI Eli Lilly & Co Earl B. Herr, Jr Lilly Research Laboratories Herr C.W. Pettinga Lilly

Sam Pond for Elyria Council At Large

Samuel D. Pond Republican candidate for Council at Large in Elyria built early trust as a lifelong resident, businessman, church leader and sports figure. He visited thousands of homes, emphasized face to face outreach, and frames leadership as moving Elyria forward with decisive action and community ties.

Samuel D. Pond Councillat-Large Elyria Sam Sam Pond Lyria High Sam Poad

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