Appearance
1999Year Dow Jones & Co annual meeting is used as forum for protest over company's plan to cut pensions
about 100 employees, spearheaded by Pulitzer Prize winning Wall Street Journal reporters Bob Davis and Steve Liesman, tell stockholders that proposed cuts in pension benefits for more than half of company's 8,300 employees are sapping loyalty and could provoke a strike; Davis says workers would rather strike than accept management's terms; company is negotiating new pension arrangement with Independent Association of Publishers' Employees, affiliate of Communications Workers of America; chairman-chief executive Peter R Kann comments (M) Dow Jones Annual Meeting Used as Forum for a Protest
1975Year Reynolds Metals Co announce plans to reduce primary aluminum production in Texas and Arkansas to avoid excessive inventory buildups as result of decreased demand and to reduce energy requirements
about 100 employes will be laid off as result of decrease in production (S) Reynolds Metals to Reduce Aluminum Output in Week
1964Year 60 Lumpa followers killed, 20 wounded in renewed fighting
about 100 held 60 REPORTED KILLED IN NORTH RHODESIA
1964Year 40 reptd killed in landslide, Lobato, Brazil
about 100 homes destroyed 40 Said to Die in Avalanche
1936Year Fixed and semi-fixed trusts get SEC questionnaire on activities FIXED TRUSTS GET SEC QUESTIONNAIRE
About 100 Including Semi-Fixed Concerns Are Asked to Give Data on Activities. PART OF OFFICIAL INQUIRY Form of 25 Pages Contrasts With 90-Page Request Sent to Management Trusts.
1969Year some 4,500 white construction workers demonstrate at City Hall
about 100 invade Mayor Barr's office demanding pay lost during shutdown; member of delegation which met with Mayor says workers will be paid but Police Supt Slusser later says Mayor cannot guarantee pay; demonstration illus; some workers carry signs for election of G C Wallace as Pres in '72; Mayor meets with contractor, union and Black Coalition reprs WHITES DENOUNCE PITTSBURGH MAYOR; 4,500 Protest at City Hall Over Loss of Pay in 2-Day Construction Shutdown WHITES DENOUNCES PITTSBURGH CHIEF