ROIRO Westward Vent Are Energy Plan
See Paste 11 B*E<>WJ:iS6>SSUii«WSU':^SEiH7. OKirial publication of the SEAFARERS Internationa! Union • Atlantic, Gulf, Lakes and Inland Waters District^* AFL-CIO ^«ss?w5ls®®?ssay€Mi•ynv^.3" '...-''S-'S; •,^ R ,;.! V , ^4^! -,,i , • .' ,y%".' wmm' ROIRO Westward Vent are Energy Plan '•-M •-wj SlU PresideBt Paul Haif, serving as Ci^airiTia AFL-GIQ Ensfgy Gom^ mittee gets a preview of President Carter's energy plan for the country. The briefing included discussion on how the program would affect Ameripen i/-i workers, James Schlesinger, right, ehlef energy advisor to the President, also took part in the briefing. (See story page 5.) i Eif T'-rm J I V.U '-fV'. -.i "•-I'Vu u', Philadelphia^'•'VC?,*,* (See page 3.)QV page ll.; ./• -W;'^'.Z . -V'Sj^MS Qv .-T;- -•::,.•••• • . .' ." •;, • • •. •• •'• " r '-d ; Sitf TiTVr.V- See Cental Fold New River Contracts at Inland fugs^ABL seeSee Page 2 iftpi ;d;:^ av. Hail/Turner Meet on Proposed SiU-MC6tS Merger See Page 3 Boatmen OK Pacts at Inland Tugs, ABL SIU Boatmen at two Mississippi and in a year, his vacation benefit would be the Union's contracted tug, towboat ing goals for upcoming contract nego Ohio River towing outfits have over higher accordingly, and if he works and dredging companies into the Sea tiations with seven inland companies whelmingly accepted new three-year less than 240 days in a year, the benefit farers Vacation Plan one-by-one as operating on the rivers and the Gulf contracts, which among other things,, would be less accordingly. each company's contract comes up for Intracoastal Canal.
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