Argus Strikers Face Hearing
Argus Strikers
Face Hearing
Striking employes at Argus Optics,
2601 S. State St., are due in Washtenaw
County Circuit Court next month to an-
swer a lawsuit brought against them, by
management officials at the plant.
•ludge Ross W. Campbell has schedul-
ed a hearing in the dispute for 2 p.m. on
July 3, at which time members of the^
/United Auto Workc' •! 985 must
show why a prehs'iiiii-, injunction
should not be issued against their activi-
ties.
UAW members have b at
Argus Optics, a division ui Aigus,, inc.,
since June 13. The lawsuit, filed by De-
troit attorney Donald Hochgrave, allege^
destruction of property, threats of vio-
lence, tresp ^erence with
working em, _ inkers.
Sought in the suit is a court
prohibiting alleged illegal condu^
members of the union — including t
throwing of rocks and nails and breaking
of car windshields — and limiting their
' f'ting. Monetary damages are also
,,u..Mlt.