Industry Woes Deepen as Canadian Paper Strike Prolongs
Ottawa reports a spreading industry concern as woodpulp and paper strikes idle about 58 percent of national capacity with 48 mills closed in eastern Canada and 25 000 of 53 000 55 000 workers off the job, amid wage demands and government intervention by the Anti Inflation Board.
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Times News Service
Ottawa
Canadian Pulp and Paper Association
Canada
Canadian Paperworkers Union
British Columbia
New Brunswick
Anti Inflation Board
Today in History January 7 1976 highlights and industry notes
On January 7 historically significant events are listed from 1953 Truman hydrogen bomb disclosure to 1984 calendar adoption by Holy Roman Empire states. The piece also covers Millard Fillmore’s birth, 1927 radio link London New York, Kennedy’s ambassadorship, and 1967 Red Guards clashes in Nanjing. It includes Lebanese government resignation after a Beirut raid and a Vietnam War casualty update. It concludes with a Bicentennial note on Washington and paper industry wage and supply context.
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Harry Truman
United States
Holy Roman Empire
Millard Fillmore
Cayuga County
N.Y
New York
London
Joseph Kennedy
U.S
Britain
Nanking
China
Lebanon
Beirut
Vietnam
Chrysler Corp
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Robert Trumbull
George Washington
Cambridge
Mass
Connecticut
Hudson River
C.H. Rosier
Abitibi Paper Company Ltd
Toronto
Anti
TMS
Peoples Drug
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Mennen
Vitalis
People's
Leuavn
Dynal Capri
Usterine
Peoples
Perth Re
Academe
FESCO
Wreory
General Electric
Magicubes
Rane
Kodak
Peoples Only
ZEREX
Johnson & Johnson Cotton
Blue Ribbon
Taylor Meat
Peoples Shopping Center
Mr. Goodbar, Or
Krackel
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