THE PLAIN DEALER, TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1979 11-Ar Truckers vow more action; strike stalls Associated Press Independent truckers pledged to expand the protest blockades that have curbed food and fuel deliveries for two weeks, but in some areas their violence-plagued strike was sputtering to an end yesterday. In Washington, the Interstate Commerce Commission said it will increase a new surcharge that independent truckers won last week. The ICC said the surcharge, aimed at helping truckers pay fuel costs, will be raised above the present level today. "I don't know what the (new) figure is yet," said Larry Lesser, an ICC spokesman. He said the surcharge will be adjusted weekly based on an ICC's survey of diesel fuel prices around the country.
In Chicago, a coalition of independent drivers said they would shut down all trucking movement in the area to dramatize that truckers are "being crucified on the cross of inflation." Ted Bates, coalition spokesman, said nearly all of the 2,000 independents in the Chicago area would join the blockade. Scattered violence continued in the strike against high fuel costs, load weight limits, and the 55 m.p.h. speed limit. A West Virginia trucker suffered a facial wound when he was attacked by snipers near Parkersburg yesterday. In Shelbyville, seven striking drivers were arrested for throwing a brick through another trucker's windshield.
Three rigs were damaged by sniper fire near Hope, N.J. The drivers were not injured. In western Michigan, drivers who had withdrawn blockades renewed them at several truck stops. But officials in other areas said some fueling stops were open again as drivers halted their blockades. In Georgia, 4 million pounds of watermelon were trucked to market over the weekend and state agriculture officials said produce shipment was returning to normal.
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