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December 14, 1982
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Theft nets pull
of $8 million
United Press International
NEW YORK — Two shot
gun-toting bandits wearing
ski masks broke into a builds
ing housing an armored car
service, overpowered a guard
and stole $8 million, police
said Monday.
A police spokesman said
the robbers apparently gained
entry to Sentry Armored Car-
Courier through the roof of
the building around lltlS 7
p.m. Sunday.
The bandits overpowered
the guard, who was on duty
alone inside the building,
handcuffed him and stole $8
million in $50 and $100 bills
from a vault before escaping,
the spokesman said. The
guard was not injured, police
said.
An FBI spokesman said the
bureau had joined the investi
gation.
Company officials did not
discover the robbery until ab
out 7 a.m., when they unlock
ed the building. The identity
of the guard was not immedi
ately available.
The $8 million figure
made the robbery the largest
cash holdup in U.S. history, a
police spokesman said.
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discuss NATO
United Press International
WASH INGTON — President
leagan arranged to meet with
banish Prime Minister Poul
fkhluter Monday, hoping to
overcome a threat to planned'
deployment of medium-range
missiles in Europe.
Schluter arrived Sunday for
[he three-day working visit that
vill include talks with Reagan
knd other top administration
officials. It marks the first offi-
fcial U.S. visit by a Danish prime
linister since Wc.ld War II.
Defense and economic issues
topped the agenda of the meet
ing, which one senior U.S. offi
cial characterized as “intense
consultations” aimed at showing
that the troubled Atlantic
alliance is strong, stable and in
good condition.
However, U.S. and Danish
officials attached prime import
ance to a dispute triggered by
Denmark’s suspension of pay
ments to NATO for deployment
of intermediate-range nuclear
missiles.
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Chrysler proposal accepted
United Press International
DETROIT — The over
whelming approval by striking
Canadian workers of a new con
tract with Chrysler Corp.
cleared the way for the first of
some 4,600 U.S. workers to re
turn to their jobs Monday.
The contract, ratified Sun
day, will give the Chrysler Cana
da Ltd. workers their first pay
raise in three years and compen
sates for Canadian inflation. Six
Chrysler Canadian plants closed
by the walkout reopened
Monday.
The U.S. workers were laid
off as a result of parts shortages
caused by the five-week strike by
9,600 Canadian workers*.
U.S. Chrysler employees will
vote Friday on their contract,
which was approved by union
leaders Saturday. It is expected
to be approved.
“It looks like over 90 percent
in favor,” United Auto Workers
Canadian Director Robert
White said after the last of three
ratification votes in Windsor,
Ontario.
UAW spokeswoman Wendy
Cuthbertson said final results
show the contract was approved
by 91 percent of hourly paid
workers, 85 percent of skilled
trade workers and 97 percent of
salaried workers.
White said about 7,000 of the
7,400 workers at Local 444 jam
med the Windsor Raceway for
the morning vote. The turnout
showed, “tremendous solidarity.
They were extremely satisfied.
They wanted to go back to work
before Christmas,” he said.
The crippling strike began
Nov. 5 with warnings from
Chrysler Corp. Chairman Lee
lacocca that the militant Cana
dian UAW would bankrupt the
automaker.
“It took a strike either in
Canada or the U.S. before Janu
ary so that we could get this.”
UAW President Douglass Fraser
said.
The new contract offers
Canadian workers an immediate
wage boost of $1.15 an hour in
wages and cost-of-living money.
Quarterly cost-of-living adjust
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increase by the contract’s expira
tion, Jan. 14, 1984.
The total hike would raise the
hourly wage of assemblers from
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Chrysler’s Canadian workers
and their counterparts at Ford
Canada and General Motors of
Canada.
Chrysler originally offered
U.S. and Canadian workers a 30
cents-an-hour increase.
The U.S. pact would give
workers a 75 cent up front in
crease and promises further in
creases in cost of living allo
wances over the next year.
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