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ed early yesterday. Bargaining had Dec. 1.
been stepped up since Oct. 30, Bramblett said each plant had
A UAW executive said that its own plan for getting back in
General Motors did not make a operation. As soon as local agree-
new overall offer during the ments are ratified, he added,
eight week strike, adding that the maintenance personnel will be
final agreement was put together back to ready the plant
"in bits and pieces." machinery for startup. The re-
maining workers will be called
GM had said earlier it needed a back as soon as they can be used,
settlement by yesterday if it was he said.
For units which already have
settled local issues, a ratification
vote generally would take a week
For the student body: to 10 days although one large De-
troit local has scheduled a vote
at plants where local issues ,were
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women's liberation movement and
gay liberation movement.
Stephen emphasized that "I:
spend a lot of time on that other
plane" higher than material con-
siderations.
The caravan group's attitude
toward established social institu-
tions seems never hostile and of-
ten surprisingly receptive.
"School isn't that bad," said,
Nancy, "if you are learning some-
thing you can use. Agriculture,
chemistry is useful. Engineering is
useful. We have an engineer on
our caravan."
Stephen will be speaking several
places around Ann Arbor through
Saturday, and tonight will address
all interested people in Rackham
Amphitheatre at 7:30 p.m.
UAW President Leonard Wood-
cock emphasized that yesterday's
agreement covers only national
issues in the United States.
At-the-plant agreements, which
supplement the national pact, still
must be reached at 70 of 155 local
U.S. bargaining units, including
19 of the company's 24 domestic
car and truck assembly plants.
Woodcock said he was "certain"
the GM council and the union's
25-member International Execu-
tive Board would authorize con-
tinuing strikes at plants where
local issues still are unresolved.
S "Theprompt conclusion of the
rema in in g local agreements,"
Bramblett said, "is essential to the
resumption of full production, a
task for both our management
and the union.
"GM has every confidence in
the capabilities of the UAW lead-
ership, our plant management per-
sonnel and the good judgment of
our employes working together to
resume production promptly."
Bargaining continues on a na-
tional contract covering GM'S
22,100 Canadian workers. Local
pacts have been settled at five of
GM's seven Canadian negotiating
units.
Inaddition to the effect it has
had on GM sales and earnings on
GM dealers and on the individual
workers, the strike has had a
widening effect in other areas of
the nation's economy.
Thousands have been laid off in
supplier industries and state and
local governments which dependE
on tax revenues from the world's
largest manufacturer have had
their revenues curtailed.
GM has operations at 119 sites
in 18 states across the country
and bought $11.5 billion worth of
goods and services from its 39,000
suppliers in 1969.
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UNITED AUTO WORKERS at Local 22 in Detroit burn picket signs in barrel after getting word
that there had been a tentative strike settlement between General Motors and union negotiators.
Daily Off*ial ulin friends in Michigan League Ballroom ities in Education, news of fellowships
yt immediately following ceremony; enter and grants, and immediate vacancy
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panned landing. East Quad Aud., 9 11, Diploma Department, 1518 LSA, ex- .
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ninded that the deadline for submis- Orders should be placed immediately, Teaching 7:30-9:00. Open to all.
ion of all forms is Nov. 20. land MUST be placed before Nov. 21. '
* * * * ? Assembly for Graduates: 1:00 p.m. in American Field Service meeting Nov.
Winter Commencement: Dec. 12, 2 Natural Science Building. Signs will 15, Sunday, 7:00 p.m., 3-C Union.
.m., Hill And. All graduates of 1970 direct graduates to proper stations.****
all term may attend.rAnnouncements: There will be a The Project Community presents A
Reception for graduates, relatives and limited nuumber of graduation an- Children's Film Festival every Satur-
_____-~-- nouncements for sale at Information day, starting November 7th through
Desk, LSA Bldg. December 19th at Canterbury House,
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