Permanent Replacement for Strikers Said Scare Tactic
Newport News shipyard expands hiring for permanent replacements amid a strike by about 6,000 of 15,500 workers. Steelworkers call the move a scare tactic while noting recalled workers may return after a settlement if conditions permit. Federal hearings probe improper certification of the union and potential unfair labor practices.
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Newport News
United Steelworkers
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Jack Hower
James Griffith
Griffith
Richmond
Grif
Fith
National Labor Relations Board
Wouldbe
Civil rights groups form Virginia coalition for clout
Civil rights organizations led by the ACLU and NAACP pool resources to create regional task forces across ten Virginia regions. They aim to improve enforcement of anti discrimination laws, with a one year horizon to judge progress, amid concerns that prior scattered efforts diluted impact.
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Richmond
Virginia
The
American Civil Liberties Union
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Arthur S. Fleming
New Coalition
Virginia Advisory Committee
U.S. Commission On
Fleming
Calvin P. Miller
Virginia State College
Surgeon General backs FTC on TV ads for sugar foods
Washington AP reports US Surgeon General Dr. Julius B. Richmond endorses FTC consideration of regulating children’s television advertising for sugary foods. He cites tooth decay as preventable and urges government action against ads targeting youngsters, contrasting industry claims of no impact. A hearings report by Morton Needleman will guide commissioners before any rule is issued.
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Surgeon General Today
Federal Trade Commission
Julius B. Richmond
Richmond
FTC
Public Health Service
Robert W. Harkins
Grocery Manufacturers of America
Morton Needleman
Sons of Rickshaw King Await China's Payment
Albert Cohen known as the Rickshaw King of Shanghai left a business empire to his two sons who later became U.S. citizens. The United States reached an agreement with China to pay about 135000 dollars to the Cohen Donnell brothers from claims against China, with initial 30 million dollars due to the U.S. Treasury on Oct. 1 and installments to 1984.
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China
Washington
Albert Cohen
Shanghai
Peking
Foreign Claims Settlement Commission
Cohens
Donnell
Spain
United States
Maurice Donnell
Encino
Calif
Francis T. Masterson
The
Settlement Commission
U.S. Treasury
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Fund For Animals Organization
Sea Shepherd
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Gulf of St. Lawrence
Quebec Province
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Mileer's Hardware
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the Star
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