UAW Eyes GM Strike Over Plant Closures and Wages
Union leaders vote to strike GM if no deal by Sunday night as GM proposes new electric pickups in Detroit and a battery plant in Lordstown Ohio. Talks amid a federal corruption probe involve UAW officials and Gary Jones with plant closings at Detroit Hamtramck Lordstown Warren and Baltimore area plants.
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GM Labor Talks Focus On Pay, Benefits And Plant Closures
Union pushes annual pay raises to offset downturn risk while GM favors lump sum earnings bonuses. Both seek to reduce the labor cost gap with foreign automakers, especially at U S plants. GM wages plus benefits run 63 per hour versus 50 at foreign factories, a 13 gap. Health coverage remains strong for union members, with workers paying about 4 percent of costs.
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Ohio Wins 17.8 Million Grant for Self Driving Vehicle Data
Ohio will use a 17.8 million dollar federal grant to generate data on self driving vehicles. Senators Brown and Portman say the funds keep Ohio at the forefront of vehicle automation research. Governor DeWine emphasizes statewide efforts and the autonomous vehicle research center.
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Corrections and Clarifications From The Chronicle Telegram
The Chronicle Telegram corrects several sports results and attribution errors. Ontario defeated the Pirates 55 to 29 in a Black River game. Avon Lake tennis coach Jessica Browne’s name was incorrect in a Lorain County Athletic Administrators Tournament story. Avon Lake player Bianca Henline won 6 1 6 0 in first singles.
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Ohio Sunday Lottery Numbers and Jackpot Updates
Sunday midday picks include 8 0 1 and 7 4 2 for Pick 3 and 7 0 7 6 3 3 2 4 for Pick 4. Rolling Cash 5 shows 3 5 12 30 36 with a 120000 jackpot. Classic Lotto stands at 3100000. Mega Millions Friday results list 6 16 37 59 62 with Ball 5 and Megaplier 2. next Mega Millions jackpot estimated at 172000000.
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Executives and contacts at the production ad sales unit
The list names William D. Hudnutt as President Andrew R. Young as Vice President Ann E. Klunzinger as Controller with two phone numbers 329-7197 and 329-7135 for production and ad sales.
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Health care debate shows split among 2020 Democrats on coverage
The debate framed health care as a defining issue with progressives backing a government run system for all and moderates like Joe Biden supporting ACA expansion with a public plan option. Analysts note rising uninsured rates among immigrants and middle class, while employer coverage remains steady. the report links public charge rules and immigration concerns to higher uninsured rates, especially among citizen and non citizen children.
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Attacks Bring Iran Tensions To Red Hot Region
U.S. satellite images show at least 19 impact points at two Saudi energy sites including Abqaiq. Officials say strikes likely came from Iran or Iraq, not Yemen, with Iraq denying use of its territory. Additional devices were found northwest of the targets and are under joint Saudi American analysis. Regional fears rise as Iran warns of more violence and a potential twilight conflict in the Persian Gulf.
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Energy prices surge after Saudi oil facility attack
Global crude prices jumped as Brent rose about 10 percent and WTI gained around 9 percent after attacks on Saudi Arabia's Abqaiq plant. Iran and Yemen's Houthis deny involvement while the U S blames Tehran and considers using strategic reserves to stabilize markets.
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