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Ironworkers picket John Amos plant
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balow@wvgazette.com
As many as 100 union workers picketed peacefully outside the John
Amos power plant Friday morning, State Police said.
The dispute was settled temporarily and ironworkers were told they
could return to work or go home late Friday morning, an ironworkers
official said.
A meeting between union officials and Babcock & Wilcox
Construction Co., which is installing pollution control equipment at
the plant, is set for 10:30 a.m. Monday to discuss the issues
fur...
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