Honolulu Star-Bulletin from Honolulu, Hawaii • 8

Dec. 5, 1971 Ilik; SUNDAY STAR-BULLETIN ADVERTISER 11 i I Dec. 5, 1971 II1E SUNDAY STAR-BULLETIN ADVERTISER 4.111r,e-lh' TrOn0111111, IT011011111 A-CF Tf011011110, ILWU agrees to 'stop clock', talks IL-vp 1. Id IL LCS t2t 0 1(7 t3 LAU 15 I i li Ili CAL" 1 1. Iligil I EA utA taut, A- -I 7111711 x-11 Cr 114b XI il Cb i'l 6 0 ti-1 "I'll 1 I Arl re II.

Irl 1-7111111 1 I I ill I ri I 110 0 o9ocovocovog090 DIAMOND GIVEAWAY! 090 AY' I fp 0909090909090900 ,1,, ct I That contract, which was for five years, was due to expire last June 30. However, it was continued twice by mutual agreement of the HAM and management. That contract, which was for five years, was due to expire last June 30. However, it the Pacific Coast longshoremen were unable to achieve their contract demands. The West- Coast ILWU, some 15,000 strong, went on strike July 1 and stayed out for 100 days before a Taft-Hartley injunction brought them back.

the Pacific. Coast longshoremen were im- able to achieve their contract demands. that you stop the clock to give my mediation team an opportunity to work with the parties." The union, which has cooperated with Burns in similar mediation requests in strike situations, agreed but not without some heated argument. that you stop the clock to give my media- tIon team an opportumty to work with the Register now at House of Adler for our $500.00 Adler diamond giveaway. 0 Drawing: Thursday, Dec.

23rd, 8:00 pm Deadline: Same as above No purchase necessary. Not necessary to be present to win. cp. 67'. 'er feaway.

pm n. 0: 71 Not necessary to be prese THE UNION DECIDED to cancel it on 94- cso 414:1. 94 0111a, THE DEBATE WAS HELD behind closed 9 9 Afitse 4 INC. clock' as of midnight (Saturday) in order to permit further negotiations without immediate stoppage." Hagist said the union agreed to give management 72 hours' notice "if they decide to start the clock and take economic action." Hagrist said the first mediation session would be held at 3 p.m. today at the HAM Memorial Association building on Atkinson Drive.

He said the terms and conditions of the old contract, which was due to expire at midnight yesteray, will be continued while the mediation efforts are under way. clock' perm diate Hz mana cide actior Ha would Mem( Drive He old ci midni the Nov. 20, giving the required 14 days' notice, and warned that it might take strike action once the pact had expired. With the deadline fast approaching, Gov-- ernor Burns and Lt. George R.

Ariyoshi went to the ILWU headquarters yesterday and talked to the union's negotiators. Following that meeting, the Governor said "If you (the ILW11) cannot see your way to postpone the strike indefinitely, I request THE HAWAII LONGSHOREMEN did not go out on strike since they were under a different contract. The Taft-Hartley injunction on the West Coast expires Christmas Day and if the union votes to reject the last offer of the Pacific Maritime Association it may resume the strike. Union 'officials have said the strike will be continued Jan. 2 if there is no settle- ment.

1600 Kapiolani Blvd, Suite 919 Pan Am Building Ph: 949-4196 ACROSS FROM HOLIDAY MART VALIDATED PARKING ACROSS FROM HOLIDAY MART VALIDATED PARKING 9. 949-4196 ED PARKING doors in the ILWIrs conference room. The longshoremen are known to be unhappy about their contract dilemma. Their last raise was some 15 months ago, They now make $4.28 an hour. They had hoped to pin their contract demands on a West Coast dock settlement.

However, those hopes were dashed when V' 72 9'0909090909090a: 09005-; Et -mE, ri3DSIM ,,:11 I West Coast dock talks resumed SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Negotiators for West Coast longshoremen and the Pacific Maritime Association met yesterday for 90 minutes in their first joint session since bargaining in a lengthy strike was suspended two months ago. There was no statement from either side, but the meeting between negotiating committees of the HAW and the PMA was not billed as a full-scale contract bargaining session. "We will meet again Monday," said James Robertson, spokesman for the PMA. Cornhuskers were just everywhere! sentative sound from the Big Red band about a dozen tooters and drummers on the track at the diamond-head end of stadium. With that score they had plenty of opportunity to blow their horns.

THE PLACE had that carnival atmosphere naturally created by college football and when Danny Kaleikini offered the Star-Spangled Banner the stadium was as nervous as a rookie surfer at Sunset Beach in a 20-foot surf. The first casualty of the game was Dr. Richard Lamb, who was summoned by the public address announcer to the first base dugout right before kickoff. It HAD to have been an emergency. The game started.

Before you knew it, the score was 3-0, 10-0, 17-0 and up went the red balloons. But then WE scored 3 points and it didn't look too bad. The tension eased and folks began to just sort of watch and let it go at that. Then it was just a question of how many points they'd score. NEBRASKANS settle into the kind of comfort they have got used to this year, and began to cast longing glances at the "Tan Don't Burn" above the ewa stands.

They know what they will have to go home to. Snow and cold. So it went, the Big Red shootout at Honolulu Stadium yesterday. At halftime, a kindly old gent from Waipahu said: "You know da Idne football? Well, I never know da kine football before. Dose guys dey da real Idne!" The only question at the end of the game was: Did W-4911 ever move his car? Lualualei oirl hurt A 4-year-old Lualualei girl was critically injured yesterday when she apparently ran into the road in front of her home and was hit by a car.

She was identified as Victoria Molina, daughter of Mrs. Dorothea Molina of 87- 472-A Hakimo Road. She was taken to Leeward Hospital with multiple injuries after the 5:10 p.m. accident. She was transferred to the Queen's Medical Center in critical condition last night.

Police said she was playing with other children and apparently ran into the path of a car being driven by a neighbor, Ade lino Andrade, 54, of 87-601-A Hakimo Road. 40 HOURS SCUBA DIVING LESSON FREE SKIN DIVING HAWAII Ale Wei Yacht Harbor Here's a very special and lovable old guy who's no greenhorn at making people happy. Mr. Green gives the green light to your holiday happiness this year, with a fistful of warm cash. That's right a from Mr.

a to make your holidays the best And here's still another bit of magic from the Green Thumb: 107 (just slightly higher monthly payments) Need or less? Mr. Green's got it come in and get it! Here's how it works: You make 47 payments of $30 each and one final balloon payment of $60.60. The annual percentage rate is 19.98. If you prefer the deferred payment plan, your $1,000 loan will be repaid over a 48-month period. You begin with three no-payment months, then make 44 payments of $33 each and a final payment of $18.60.

The annual percentage rate is 19.98. I I I I I I I I I I I I I 1 I I I I I 4 11 I I I a I I I I I I I I 1 1 I a 1 I I I a 4 a I a I a a I I I I I I i4 I West Coast 1 i dock resumed SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) Negotiators for West Coast longshoremen and the Pacific Maritime Associa- tion met yesterday for 90 minutes in their first joint session since bargaining in a lengthy strike was suspend- ed two months ago. There was no statement 1- 1 -7 from either side, but the A meeting between negotiating committees of the ILWU and DY the PMA was not billed as a full-scale contract bargain- PS? ing session. r----- BLUES? i "We will meet again Mon- I i 1 day," said James Robert- son, spokesman for the i I 1 PMA. a 4 -1.

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1 oppor I a that score they had ple horns. a THE PLACE had that car- 37- 1' nival atmosphere naturally 1 fer created by college football i ANsi.0k1,, .4........ 1 ,1 and when Darmy Kaleikini I 3 1 4 I offered the Star-Spangled Banner the stadium was as i 4. I nervous as a rookie surfer at 1 yr ,.4 .:,,:,,,.1,,, II Here's a Very special and lovable old guy who's no 3,04 Sunset Beach in a 20-foot surf. the 7 .7 The first casualty of greenhorn at making people happy.

'4. --le 4 A game was Dr. Richard i Lamb, who was summoned 's a ,1 by the public address an- Mr gives the green light to your holiday. .,7 ,,..4.. 2- tr.4 di i I.

II 1 i-F, 1 1. i' i- 3, nouncer to the first base a --a. a 0 nippah ess this year, with a fistful of warm cash dugout right before kickoff. 1 ri 1. 1 It HAD to have been an a ..,1, tr.

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4 (f a holidays the best 91 here's still another, -441 1 i i NEBRASKANS 1 into the ldnd of comfort they a of magic from the Green Thumb. 4 113 glances at the "Tan Don't and began to cast longing I have got used to this year, Tt, 1, Burn" above the ewa stands. 2 11.A 1 3'. They know what they will it '11' 1 I 1 5-- 4. rl i-42 I- 11: T1- )) 1 1 11 have to go home to.

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At halftime, 4 1 a kindly old gent from Wai- (just slightly higher monthly payments) pahu said: 1 ao 1 "You know da Idne foot- Need more ll? Tell, 1 never da i Na or less? Mr Green's got it -X, ba 4 kine footb before. Dose 1 a --t it. in and get it! N'l guys dey all da real kine!" i COM. The only question at the 4 1 end of the game as Did W-4911 ever move r5i' Ms iii-. i 4, car? 1 -4 t.

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4 toria Molina, daughter of Mrs. Dorothea Molina of 87- -4-' 472-A Hakimo Road. A t-a-v She was taken to Leeward Hospital with multiple in- 0 juries after the 5:10 p.m. ac- IF cident She was transferred 7 I .4 ,4,4, 4 A to the Queen's Medical Cen- 1. Altzt ter in critical condition last i I .1 ...,.,..,..47, i night.

it'. 4. Ti '-t 1 1 t-- Police said she was play- ing with other children and I apparently ran into the path ,0,, Here's how it works make 47 payments of $30 each and one ,...4 a of a car being driven by a final balloon payment of 860.60. The annual percentage rate is19.98elo.., ,,,,,4,. -0 if I neighbor, Adelino Andrade, if prefer 1 i I 0 you efer the deferred payment plan, your 81,000 loan will be repaid 4 54, of 87-601-A Hakimo Road.

a 4 over a 48-month period. You begin with three no payment months, -4 1 4 fii.i 1' gt then make 44 payments of 833 each and a final payment of $18.60. -I- 4' A. le? 1 40 HOURS 4 i li The annual percentage rate is 19.98cYo. i SCUBA DIVING LESSON 1 i Ili I t.

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