The Decatur Daily Review from Decatur, Illinois • Page 11

THE DECATUR DAILY REVIEW PAGE ELEVEN Decatur, Illinois, Thursday, April 19, 1979 Clinton local rejects pact Mutual Offers Money Market Savings Certificates at the highest interest rates and annual yields allowed by law. ment in the company letter to strikers which inferred that the plant could be moved from Clinton if the strike doesn't end was taken out of context." The union members met' in Clinton to vote on the contract offer. Picketing is continuing at plant entrances, Taylo said. The rejected offer reportedly provided a wage increase of 22 cents an hour immediately to all workers and would have raised an apprentice carbuilder's salary of $4.55 an hour to $8.47 an hour after three years. Local 24 has filed an unfair labor practices charge against the company with the National Labor Relations Board, alleging the company isn't bargaining in good faith.

Clinton Striking workers at The Midwest Freight Car Division plant of Portec Inc. near Clinton overwhelmingly rejected a new contract offer made by the firm Wednesday. The company mailed the new offer to the 260 members of -Local 24 of the Brotherhood of Railway Carmen who have been on strike since Feb. 4. Raymond Taylo of Clinton, president of Local 24, said the union would outline its position more fully in a forthcoming statement.

The union and company previously had been respecting a mutually agreed upon news blackout on the strike. James Roberts, the Clinton plant manager, said Wednesday that a state Sullivan crop duster uninjured in crash on Sandoval farm Sandoval, ill. (AP) Police say they still don't know what caused a single-engine crop-dusting plane loaded with liquid nitrogen to crash in a field northwest of here. A preliminary investigation revealed that the Grumman plane owned and operated by Jean Wood of Sullivan went down Wednesday as a result of motor trouble. Illinois State Police said.

Wood was unhurt. Trooper James Collins said the pilot told him that the plane, which had been flown only 62 hours, "lost power and the engine cut out. It sputtered once, cut out again and flipped over." Collins said the pilot was spraying liquid nitrogen, a fertilizer, in a field when it crashed on a nearby farm. Investigators from the Federal Aeronautics Administration were dispatched to the scene to help determine the cause, authorities said. METEOR SHOWERS About a dozen meteor showers occur each year, caused by the earth's passage through streams of meteoroids left in space by comets of which they were a part.

110.000 Annual yield Incumbent Jones defeated in Taylorville 9.827 Current rate Through April 25, 1979 Lindy Noren, 193, defeated Perley "Bud" Jones, 48, Robert C. Stephens, 113, and Randy K. Mitchelson, 73. Ward II four-year term Herb Hendricks, 281, defeated Ralph Antle, 199. Ward II two-year term Robert Mitchelson, 221, defeated Richard L.

Myers, 220. Ward III Charles Hill, 106, unopposed. Ward IV Joe Brooks 66, unopposed. Taylorville Incumbent 1st Ward Alderman Perley "Bud" Jones was soundly defeated by Lindy Noren, 193 votes to 48, in Tuesday's municipal election, while two upopposed incumbents, Charles Hill in the 3rd Ward and Joe Brooks Jr. in the 4th Ward, won re-election.

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