PARTIES ) Brotherhood of Railway, Airline and Steamship Clerks,
 TO ) Freight Handlers, Express and Station Employes
 DISPUTE ) and
 Lake Superior Terminal & Transfer Railway Company
 QUESTIONS
 AT ISSUE: (1) Did the Carrier violate the provisions of the February 7,
 1965 Agreement, particularly Articles I and IV, when it refused
 and continually refuses, to compensate Jack Alho, Furloughed
 Baggageman, Superior, Wisconsin, commencing September 11, 1970
 and each work day thereafter at his guaranteed Baggageman-Janitor's
 rate of $25.36 per day, plus subsequent general wage increases?
 (2) Shall the Carrier now be required to compensate Jack Alho
 at his guaranteed rate of $25.36 per day, plus subsequent general
 wage increases, commencing September 11, 1970 and each work day
 thereafter, less any compensation received for such days if any?

 OPINION
 OF BOARD: on March 28, 1970, Claimant was displaced from his regular posi
 tion by a senior employee. Despite such displacement, claimant
 was able to continue to work regularly until September 11, 1970,
 when he finally reverted to the furloughed list.
 In essence, the crux of the instant dispute is premised upon an
 alleged violation of Article I, Section 3, of the February 7, 1965 Agreement
 and Question and Answer No. 4, of the November 24, 1965 Interpretations.

 In view of our remarks and conclusions contained in Case No. CL-82-W, Award No. 262, we are, likewise, disposing of the instant matter.

1. The matter is remanded to the parties for negotiation of a local agreement in accordance with our Opinion.

 2. We shall hold in abeyance the question whether Claimant is entitled to any compensation pending conclusion of an agreement for a substitute formula.

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                  MURRAY M; ROHMAN

                  / Neutral Member

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Dated: Washington, D. C.
 October 27, 1971