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the Journal Times, Wednesday, Aug. 3, 1977 Racine, Wu. 12C Dlylytih-Superi biili The Burlington Northern Railroad said. 17 employes on the Mesabi Range and in Superior have been laid off because of the strike and six more will be furioughed by the end of the week. Mining accounts for at least 15 per cent of the employement on thee Mesabi Range, which stretches for about 80 miles and is around 15 miles wide.

1 The strikers, who earn $8 to $8 per hour, have three weeks' pay coming but must wait for three weeks before receiving any strike benefits from the union. Strikers have been told the benefits will be $20 per week. The union says it ha $93 million national strike fund. Transportaition Division of Oglebay Norton C. reported it will send two of Its vessels to lay-by berths tWs week In Superior.

Union teaders say some 1,250 local Issues, ranging from incentive pay to safety standards, are involved in the strike. 0 The walkout at 11 mines and processing tents in Minnesota resulted in the layoff of 5(W rail workers by the Duluth, Messabe Iron Range Rail wood which handles overland ure shipments for three major mining cowTrpaoies. A raotrvad speteman said more of Its work might be furioughed if Ike strike drags on. Linus Wampler, district direcowr. fw the striking United Steetwwkers, seid oiwbii negotiators met with representatives ajf twe steel companies Dnluth Monday, but no progress was made in ending the walkont.

He said no other negotiaticns had been scheduled. U.S. Steel's Great Lakes Fleet said it win send 10 of its lakers ships berths ia Dultrth-Superior Harbor by Saturday. Eleven tkers will continue tt operate "as long as (here is something for them to tarry," a Kfrestma-tive for the fleet said. Cleveland Cliffs Iron C.

said eacpects tie up 10 or 11 of Us 14 re carriers, most ef them in Lake Erie parts. The Csliorricua DULUTH (AP) The rippling effect of a strike by some 18,000 iron ore workers in northern Minnesota and Upper Michigan was making itself felt In the shipping industry Tuesday on the second day of the walkout. At least 22 ore carriers will go to lay-by berths for Indefinite stays because, of an expected shortage of taconite pellet cargoes, a survey by the Duluth News-Tribune indicated Tuesday. Taconite is the low-grade iron ore mined on the Mesabi Range of northeast Minnesota. Minnesota mines, which furnish about 62 per cent of the nation's iron ore, needs, have been virtually idled by the strike that began at 12: 01 a.m.

Monday. the loiirnaL lines pipeline Study urges Canada delay gas ment officials said the recommendation puts OTTAWA, Canada (AP) In a move that may threaten the future of the project, a special government-commissioned study has recommended a two-year delay in building a Canadian pipeline to bring Alaskan natural gas to the lower 48 states. Such a delay might favor a rival U.S. plan to liquefy Alaskan gas and ship it by sea to American markets. But U.S.

officials reportedly will consider accepting the delay in re day, and the government is to make a decision by Sept. 1. FeothfTts Pipe Lines the company seeking te build the pipeline, declined immediate costament, saying it wanted time to consider the report. But its U.S. partner.

Northwest Pipeline said the group still hopes to have natural gas moving through the pipeline by November 1982. In Washington, congressional and govern turn for an increase Canadian natural gas exports to the United States. The study, conducted by Dea Kennet Ly syk of the University of British CWumbia Law School, said start of construceifM arf the $10 billion pipe) me shtuld be put off frwn 1979 to 1981, primarily to allew time to settle the land claims of Indians and otber natives of the area. The Canadian Parliament is to debate the issue in a steokd session Tbttrsday and Fri the Foothills-Northwest proposal and may improve the chances of its rival, EI Paso Pipeline Co. of El Paso.

Tex. EI Paso wants to build a pipeline across Alaska to carry the gas to the port of Valdez, where it would be cooled into a liquid and transported by tanker ship to the U.S. The overland route through Canada would cost less, but a delay in the land line could reduce the cost difference. Alby talks to resume Friday Bargaining is scheduled to resume Friday in a two-day-old strike by members of Teamsters Local 43 at Alby Materials a ready-mix concrete, sand and gravel facility on Highway 20 two miles west of Waterford. Local 43, which won a representation election among the company's drivers and yardmen in May, is seeking its first contract at Alby.

The walkout began Tuesday morning after an unsuccessful bargaining session Monday, said Mrs. Marianne Alby, the company's vice president. Mrs. Alby said the company has begun hiring permanent replacements for the strikers. Two such replacements have been put on the job so far, she said this morning.

"It's business as usual," Mrs. Alby said. "Every piece of equipment is moving on schedule." She said that of the 10 drivers and yardmen in the bargaining unit, seven are on strike and three remain on the job. Charles Schwanke, the Local 43 business representative handling the dispute, could not be reached this morning. Bank adds director George W.

Christiansen chairman and chief operating officer of Racine Railroad Products 1524 Frederick has been named to the board of directors of North Side Bank, 1700 Milwaukee Ave. He fills a board vacancy created by the death of Otto A. Cheska on Feb. 10. The Racine-Kenosha Sales and Marketing Executives chib picked Christiansen as its Marketing Executive of the Year in April.

Firestone chooses manager John A. Schneider has been named manager of the new Firestone tire and auto center at 4920 Washington Ave. Schneider, 28, previously was a salesman at the Firestone truck tire center in Madison, where he joined the company in 1972. The Washington Avenue store opened July 5. Rexnord hires manager August 1 thru August 8 FREE Souvenirs and Refreshments! cpooo Ttretfotte ROAD ATLAS by Rand-McNaily Pancho Gonzales TENNIS BALLS by Spalding FR07JT EFiD Precision alignment by skilled mechanics.

LUBE GIL CHANGE Includes up to 5 quarts of high grade oil. New for 1977! Special State National Park sections. 3 for i noo Limrt one can of 3 -y' GRAND PRIZE DRAWING "XT attrns -low price only SHG9 Limit one this price Additional each American cars extra, if needed F1R9T PRHE Set of four DeHje Champion Sup -A Belts to fit your cor SECOND PRIZE Set of tour Chrome wheels 0 fit your car (si 14x7 or 15x7) 8 Any American car and light truck. THIRD PRIZE Set of four Monroe-Matte Shock Absorbers Brijtht yellow cover. Additional Ideal for play 2 98 on all surface per can.

Preure packed can lor lacliry Ireshnesv 14P big pages including l.Vpago camping guide. NO ADDITIONAL CHARGE FOR factory air or torsion bar can. CafHoran appointment to avoid delay Rexnord Inc. announced the appointment of Frank A. Bus-alacchi as manager of manufacturing engineering in the company's Hydraulic Components Division here.

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WL 12 volt exchange Busalacchi, who Jives in Franklin, joins Rexnord from a post as manager of manufacturing services in McGraw-Edison Power Systems Division in South Milwaukee. In the Rexnord job, he replaces James W. Davis, 3319 -Nobhill Drive. Davis left the Hydraulic Components Division in mid-March to become executive vice president in charge of manufacturing at Buckson INClUDEStUOSACAPS Sin: 15x7 Install factery prv fHrvd and ruH wher! cyfinffirs on all four wint'ls; mturfdeo hmke (fcrumn; rtfffh'k front whM iKurmRN; mspect master cv'bnder: mfilafl NKW front seals, and NKW return, uprings arrd harrlwrttn; inKprct hrake hoses; bleed aystPin and add fluid; road test your car. 88 EACH (lug A cop oitra.) G2 INSTALLED Screw Machine Products Kenosha.

Davis was elected to the company's presidency early in June, succeeding Jerome Buckson. Buckson was killed in the crash of a chartered plane in Canada May 28 while on a fishing trip. Low Mileage SALE! DELUXE CHAMPION TRASH CAN 52 for Radial 5u00 LITERS 44 i Travel 'analyst appointed 36 I fur Wlrrtewalt 'llitn Sett ic I F.E.T. (aadi) letdp (at) ER78 14 $48 00 S41.00 52 41 FR78-14 50.00 43.00 2 54 GH78-14 55.00 47.00 2 69 HR78-14 60 00 50.00 2 88 Gfl78 -15 57.00 47.00 2 79 Hfl78 15 61.00 51.00 2 96 JR78T5 65 00 54.00 3 13 IR78-15 68.00 55.00 3 28 iyfrj trasnoeps. SIZE BR78-I3 SAVE '16 to $52 PER SET OF 4 lti iiwr.

1 Limn one ook 62 31 this price Additional s3 98 per box "cv LES KOLLS A Racine resident, Les Kollsj fias joined the staff of Runzheimer and a Burlington management consulting firm. Kolls, o'f 1423 Windsor Way, has been- named business travel analyst in the marketing division of the firm which specializes in the control of business travel expenses. riitonc ALL TERRAIN GOLF BALLS by DELUKE GIllT.IPIO.'J featuring RAISED WHITE LETTERS! A sjivcial tw (li-iynnl -ptvinnv tut fuur uhiil drivi' hii smnnl inH pattcrni'd aflcr the" FirrMom- I'lirm-lli Tltv Hhich ns prffiiriiKincc imcn the liimiitis Hiijii run. NOW AVAILABLE IN BUB SI7ES as ipl 0 oerrterl. 7 loho Loan Rngi- Load Lnao flange Plus -3 40 to 36 For) Exc Inx and exchange tire BIG TfrAOt lN ALLOWANCE ON CHANOEOVERS! 3 for low as Pncw.

shdwn in thrs ad avflrf.iblu at Firton Storfi CompHttivply P'icet) yon ttiimtone sign 1 1 Additional balnt '125 each. A78 13 BlackwaH Plus SI 72 and old tire size 6-rlb design. FREE MOUNTING of Firestone tire purchase. tin I BUCKWAlt WHITtWAU Ml AM-IJ H90O VitoO 7 13.00 J4 00 1 I C7ai4 WOO 36 00 JOI D7a-I4 14 00 17 00 IM" 171-14 100 3IO0 J3J S7I-I4 1IO0 JOOO 137 07114 MOO 1100 131 M7a-I4 31 00 13 00 1.71 07S-15 10 00 31 00 3 59 H7a-U 13 00 14 00 1 7 171-15 14 00 17 00 iw honor: ill''' ibiii BankAmerioard Diners CMs Master Charge American Express SUPER SPORTS 70 S.M Pttcm Srt Ptk A70-13 Ml SI 96 G70 14 41 S2 74 D70 13 41 2 36 F70I5 41 2 68 D70 14 41 2 31 G70 16 44 2 85 E70 14 41 2 44 H70I5 300 f70V 41 258 I I SUPER SPORTS 60 Sli MT t.n I Kc. A60 13 10 160 14 $J1 5347" 060-13 41 2 44 F60 15 44 2 85 E60 14 44 2 64 G60 15 4 3 02 F60 14 45 2 78 H60 lb 5) 3 20 G60 14 44 2 94 LbO lfa S4 3 60 H60 14I Si I 3 02 II I I SUPER SPORTS 60 1 M-Lll Snauifnr" f.mo"fo:.nd i N5Q tb I7 3 91 and oldhre Carte Blanche All ric pins tt unti nlrl tiff 70 SERIES 60 SERIES 50 SERIES He is a graduate of Baylor Local Interest Court! Racine Office Smrth.Berney, University, Waco, Texas, 4 co, mo where lie majored in econpm- monurw un chn? ICS 9 Ldd If 19V Am 4 4 4 -II Ametek 31M VVt Wi Bucyrut 11' il" Cont.

Can 31e tPt Evarn 13 U3 Firil Wli Corp J5V4 35 FaOfC Hard II 10 oo1 INCO Wt riH CHICAGO (AP) Mldweif eog price Koehring I4 Hl la rpon-whlal buying prlcet Tut- Keracarp 7" NC day; Clan Marge ii; Clai Maroe tti lh I3H J3'1 J3H v. medium 3li imalli 78; neM-un bra- MaiMy 1H l'4 Ing toe 40; chec 31. MGIC IS' IS Mdln 41 NC North nt Ind ii 35 Ronord ll.34pf)...N NC I iuoctnrl Rexnord lrc 33t 33H LIVeSlOCK icMHi 13V4 13 I3'i MILWAUKEE (AP) ToMday'j Tenneco 33H Mv H'ri cam market dated tady; good to Twin 17 NC choice tr 35 good choice Vulcan Mat H' NC hlrt J4.0C34.00; good hWeln tri Welfare Put 1 It JJ.00-33.Mi standard to lew goad itr Wl El Pw 30 30 ind heifers W.0S-J1.00, dairy htlttrt Wis PSvc JO' JWi 20 Btlllty cow. J4.00-J5.00; can- Pwr 4 LI 21 11' II "4 nort and cutttri JI.OO-I4.00; commercial bum ji.oo-j3.oo; common Over the counter eelveii Tuesday's market cloed Ifrong; chelce ealyi 44.0040.00; good JW Art 34.00-44.4Xli Ittdtr bull cal 34.00- Franklin 14' 15 IgOOi SnapOnToofi 17 W3 Hogs Tuesday's marlit cloitd Sta Rite Industries 15 IS' itrady ta 50 lower; lightweight butcher 40.OMl.a0i heavy bulchen 3t.M0 00j Flinl light tewt 14.00-37.00; heavy mil J4.0O- (VlUIUcll rUllUS 34.00; bean 31.00 and down. Bid Atk Lambt: market Tueiday.

market AMIflated Fund 7.H O.Sf cleied good to choice common to utility Auda Fond a 15 HI culli ewet and bucks Century Share. Trull 11.50 11.4 Eitlmated recelpti ter today: cattle, Fidelity Fund IS.t? 17.41 SO0 aalvet, 300 hogs, 50 sheep. Investors Mutual Of II Investors Stock 10.35 ll.tS Investors Variable Pay 4.4J I Massachusetts Inv. Tr 10.04 10 IS Grain futures M.us.mrwm i.w Nvwttjn i) -5t v.l CHICAGO (AP) Futures trading ulrcHa Am. jnlrt, 7 s.L.

en the Chicago Beard of Trade Toes- yviKonsm inc 5.21 5.71 Silver, gold futires Oec. l.J1 2.35' 1.3S' SILVER Chicago Mid America 1.47" 1.43 1.43 fiw wnces August, 451.40c per May J.51'1 1.44 1.40 troy ounce; October, 454.50c; Decern- Jul. 1.55"i 1.11 1.53 ber. 442.00c; Februery, 447.50c; April Sep ifA 1.54 2.54 472.50c. Eitlmated sales, 700 Oentracts.

CORN (5,000 bu) COLO Chicago Mid America sVv 1.44' 14' i kiio September, 5144.00; November, Dee, 1.04 2 03' i 1.03' 41 10; January 3150.00 Estimated 1.14' 1.11 1.11' sales: a contracts. May 170 1.14 1 I4 JM 1 27' MH l.lt' 0.ri!?To. Foreign Exchange 1 11' IX1 1.10' (Ouoted In American cents) Ii" 1I4' 1.14' Aug. 3 Aug. I TV.

Ag England 17J.43 I7J-74 170 is lOVBEANS (iKIO bu) Do, bk ntt 17774 177.74 lll.tl Canada W.ll 3-J0 103.47 44 3 51 3 50 Argentine .14 .14 Nov 3.55 5.41 3.44' Austria 4.15 4.11 5.54 S.SO'1 5.3J Belgium 2(1 2.54 Mar 5.70 5.54 5 44 5.44 3 0 Oenmark 1475 1471 14 41 Jul m.3.(( 371' 5.74"J France 10.54 20 45 20 37 W. Germany 43.44 4 3 44 Jt 41 Holland 41.00 4073 37.15 Cold quotes Tuesday's geld prices (In U.I. dollars or troy ounce); London, atternow lie- (yn, 4 40 4 40 a 01 Ug. SMS 00, up I 40; Perls, atterneon II 1(14 Market uetailon. 1140.50, up $1 01; puv, j.5f I.jg 3.14 Closed, up 10 47; Zu- i 1,4, rkh, I47J ew fork, 1144.13, en MM B(4 77 4j HM.

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