Appearance
1957Year Saratoga Raceway refuses to pay $43,145 admissions tax bill submitted by county
pres Wiswall says tax was paid to Saratoga Springs under new NYS law TRACK BARS TAX BILL; Won't Pay Saratoga County as Well as City for Admissions
1970Year D Witter & Co produces musical show for employes to help discourage employe errors
pres Witter says employe errors cost indus $100-million a yr Witter Takes to the Stage
1969Year W 42d St, NYC, store to be closed May 1 because of continuing losses
pres Wittkin says 3 branches in NJ and stores under construction will be operated; parent co Allied Stores to help place employes; illus; bldgs reptdly will be remodeled for offices; Allied pres Schlesinger notes store is profitable only during lunch hrs, telephone int; links location in business area, absence of other stores to draw shoppers; store history recalled Stern's Will Shut 42d St. Store On May 1 as Result of Losses; Stern's Will Close 42d Street Store on May 1
1972Year UAW West Coast regional dir P Schrade is defeated on Apr 26 in bid for re-election by Los Angeles local pres J Whipple, Atlantic City, NJ, convention
pres Woodcock is re-elected to 2-yr term with only token opposition; defeat of Schrade, repr of union's left wing, and possible shift of convention to Miami Beach is seen by many union members as symbolizing swing toward center of pol spectrum; late pres Reuther felt unions that met at Miami Beach were getting soft and moving away from soc justice U.A.W. Officials Deny a Shift From Social Activism of Reuther Era
1973Year UAW on Mar 23 adopts list of demands that will give negotiators 'degree of flexibility' in facing auto co bargainers in contract talks this summer
pres Woodcock says voluntary overtime, unrestricted retirement after 30 yrs service with $650 a mo pension and wage increase to keep up with inflation are among key union demands U.A.W. DEMANDS AIM AT FLEXIBLE TALKS
1966Year sale of $175-million in 25-yr bonds set, US
pres Woods comments, int; illus World Bank Sets Big Bond Sale; WORLD BANK SETS LARGE BOND SALE