GM strike expands as United Auto Workers walk out nationwide
The United Auto Workers wage revolt against General Motors spreads across 20 states with a walkout of 162,000 GM workers possible. UAW officials say 20,000 would be immediately affected, and a 30 percent raise would lift pay from about 1.12 to 1.46 dollars per hour.
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Picket Lines Form Across Plants as Strike Expands
State and local police planned in advance for violence but would not intervene unless serious trouble developed. Strikers picketed Michigan plants including the AC Spark Plug factory in Flint and GM facilities in Detroit, with orderly lines carrying slogans like Join Now and No More Buck Passing This Is It. Union leaders said the goal was to inconvenience the public, not blockade, while Nebraska moves to halt bucket shops amid wage demands and broader talks with Chrysler and Ford as GM faces coordinated labor action.
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Kelley Chapter Campaign Aims for Veterans Aid Expansion
The Kelley Chapter backs a House bill to boost disability allowances beyond serviceman pensions and to provide wives and children of disabled veterans monthly support. The plan, supported by Senator viewpoints, seeks to reduce legal costs for claims and boost chapter membership by December.
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Navy Bomber Winds Up as Laboratory
Las Vegas New Mexico article describes a Navy patrol bomber retired at Las Vegas Airport. The aircraft will serve as a working laboratory for Highlands University Vera Honnt Department students, linked to veteran rights and university finance discussions.
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