MAIL TRIBUNE, M4frJ, Or.
1Ws4y, July 23, 19S9 ;
Steel Union,
Industry Will
Meet on Monday
New York - (DPS - Federal
Mediation Director Joseph F.
Finnegan announced Wednes
day night that the' striking
steel union and industry ne
gotiators had agreed to meet
jointly with him on Monday,
but he said that didn't mean
they were any closer to con
tract agreement to end the
nation-wide strike, now in its
eighth day.
A few hours later the Big
Three aluminum producers
turned down wage demands
of the United Steelworkers of
America (USW), posing the
possibility of a shutdown of
the bulk of the nation's pro
duction ot that basic metal at
the expiration of contracts
July 31.
To Report To Mitchell
Finnegan left for Washing
ton Wednesday night to report
today to Secretary of Labor
James P. Mitchell on the
steel situation, in which
Mitchell has placed himself
as a one-man fact-finder. Fin
negan told newsmen that his
statement of last week that
there can be no quick or easy
solution to the strike "still
stands."
Monday's meeting will be
the first meeting of industry
' ,and union negotiators since
; 500,000 basic steel workers
went on strike at midnight
July 14. An estimated 35,000
more persons in supporting
industries have been laid off
as a result of the shutdown of
85 per cent of the nation's
steel production.
The industry, whose 12
biggest firms are represented
by the four-man negotiating
team, has refused to consider
an increase in overall labor
costs, ' demanding instead , a
bat inflation. The union claims
the industry can raise wages
without raising prices.
. The aluminum industry ap
parently lined itself up be
hind the steel industry in re
jecting the USW'i 15-cent
wage package demand. About
30,500 steel workers are em'
ployed by the Big Three firms
-Aluminum Co. of Ameriea,
Reynolds Metals and Kaiser
Aluminum and Chemical
Corp. They also employ about
: 28,000 workers represented by
other unions.
The aluminum contracts
normally follow the pattern
set by steel contracts, and the
USW has not indicated wheth-
. er it will call a strike against
them at contract expiration or
extend contracts pending a
steel settlement.
House Committee
Approves Labor
Reform Measure
Washington-UPD-The House
Labor Committee, by a 16-14
vote, today approved its own
toned-down version of the
Senate's labor reform bill.
Both parties split on the fi
nal vote, with 10 Democrats
and six Republicans voting for
the bill. Ten Democrats and
four Republicans opposed it.
But the six Republicans
who voted yes said they did so
only to get a bill before the
House and keep it from being
stymied in the committee.
Oa Priority List
A labor reform bill is on the
LlXUWt'J USh VI UUUl A ICOlUCUb
Eisenhower and House Demo
cratic leaders for action this
year. House Republican lead
ers, however, have denounced
the committee version as too
weak.
The bill is expected to reach
the House floor in about two
weeks and face a real donny-
brook there.
It first must be cleared by
the House Rules Committee,
but supporters expected little
trouble there.
4-H Club Hews
Eagle Point Ranehers
The Eagle Point Ranchers
met July 13 at the home of
Danny Burrill.
The meeting was called to
order by Vice President Mike
Higday.
Members received the
money for their wool.
Susan Wright of Medford
.- was a ViimI mmA mmvm inamiM.
tion on how to block sheep.
Plans were made for the
prefair to be held at the Big
ham ranch July 29.
Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Glenn Burrill.
Hext meeting will be July
27 at the home of Francis
Huffman at 7:30 pjn. .
Gordon TtaTTaa
Reporter.
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