Boilermakers End Va. Strike Near Norfolk Shipyard
The International Brotherhood of Boilermakers ended a three week strike against Norfolk Shipbuilding & Drydock Co after Local 684 voted 388 to 217 for a new three year contract. Mechanics and apprentices rise to 7.05 first year and up to 8.12 by year three. Workers returned to shifts after midnight contract took effect.
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Norfolk
International Brotherhood of Boilermakers
Norfolk Shipbuilding & Drydock Co
Tilton L. Fields
Boilermakers
Fields
John Roper
Roper
Mahalchik the One-Man Campaign for House
Mount Holly New Jersey AP profiles John Valjean Mahalchik a one man candidate who has lost nine elections since 1960. He lives in a teepee near Route 206 beside a fleet of odd vehicles and signs denouncing the two party system and courts. He runs horses sells eggs and proclaims royal blood of peasants while railing at politicians and tyrants.
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John Mahalchak
Mt. Holly
N.J
Mahalchak
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
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Mahalchik
Senate
House
Richard Nixon
Henry Kissinger
John Valjean Mahalchik
California split government paves way for Curb and Brown clash
Gov Edmund Brown Jr faces a curb on campaigning if Mike Curb, the new Republican lieutenant governor, wields powers when Brown is out of state. Curb could block Brown’s presidential bid by appointing officials and vetoing bills, shaping California political dynamics for years.
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Los Angeles
Edmund Brown Jr
Mike Curb
Mervyn Dymally
California
Curb
Brown
Jimmy Carter
Virginia groups see promise of women and minority judgeships
A Justice Department official told Virginia civil rights groups that women and minorities will be considered for new federal district and appellate judgeships. President Carter issued an executive order guiding merit selections, requiring consideration of qualified women and minorities in each vacancy.
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Justice Department
Virginia
American Civil Liberties Union
National Organization For Women
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Carter
Harry F. Byrd Jr
India
Michael Egan
Miss Your Paper Call The Star Circulation Dept
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