Strikers’ Seizure of Part of Coal Plant Continues
From United Press International
CARBO, Va. —
About 100 striking members of the United Mine Workers remained inside a processing plant Monday, a day after taking over the plant’s control room to bring attention to their contract dispute, state police said.
The nonviolent takeover Sunday was at the Moss No. 3 processing plant, a Pittston Coal Group facility that has been the scene of hundreds of demonstrations since the UMW struck Pittston on April 5 after working 14 months without a contract.
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