Hearing Begins March 19 On Chain Voting Charge
A federal court hearing opens March 19 in Newport News on whether the Steelworkers union cheated in a 1978 election at Newport News Shipbuilding. The case centers on chain voting and whether the firm hired permanent replacements for striking workers.
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Teamsters Demand Wage Hikes Far Above Carter Guidelines
The Teamsters press for a first year 14 percent raise plus cost of living protection for 300,000 truck drivers and warehouse workers. They seek 2.35 over three years with fringe benefits raising total boosts to 50 to 55 percent, aiming to beat Carter's 7 percent voluntary ceiling. The current contract expires March 31 and a settlement by then is hoped to avert a nationwide strike.
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Quiet Race With Regan Explodes in New Hampshire
The Manchester Union Leader reports unverified gossip about Ronald Reagan and Phillip Crane, accusing Crane staff of salacious claims and Reagan aides of similar insinuations. Crane demands the aide be dismissed and Reagan fired.
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Suit Seeks to Block Article on H-Bomb
The Justice Department filed a civil suit in Madison Wisconsin federal court to block The Progressive magazine from publishing How a Hydrogen Bomb Works The suit seeks a temporary restraining order because the article allegedly contains secret data that could aid other nations in building thermonuclear weapons The magazine and editor Erwin Knoll associate editor Samuel Day Jr and author Howard Morland are named as defendants The Energy Department had received a copy of the article on February 27 and asked the magazine not to publish Reagan campaign tensions also surface with Congressman Crane and a New Hampshire House apology for unsubstantiated allegations against Crane
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Goren Bridge From Chicago Tribune Analysis 1979
In a Amsterdam Caransa-Philip Morris event analysis, East's bid and South's game decision are evaluated. East wins the initial diamond lead, clubs are shifted, and two heart finesses aim to limit losers. Declarer reveals a plan to ruff a diamond, force East endplay, and secure a spade and heart defense to reach contract.
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