Trains Resume Movement After Rail Strike Ends
Trains began to recover as 26 000 locomotive engineers returned to work across 117 railroads after a four day strike. Congress approved a settlement signed by President Reagan ending the walkout. Conrail remained unaffected.
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Associated Press
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Larry Hanson
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Senators Push Helms Set Up
Washington conservatives and liberals alike press Sen. Jesse Helms to drop his push for school prayer legislation. Senator Bennett Johnston says the measure is not advancing and the battle is over. Senator Barry Goldwater adds Helms harms conservatives by persisting in the effort.
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Bennett Johnston
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Reagan aides push six year plan to reform federal bureaus
Washington reports that the Reagan administration unveils a six year campaign to run government agencies more like private business. Martha O Hesse head of a management reform task force says management systems are so poor agency chiefs cannot manage effectively.
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Martha O. Hesse
Bendix Fights For Survival in takeover clash
Allied Corp agreed to buy Bendix and pursue Martin Marietta in a 2.3 billion package as Marietta bought a large Bendix stake. Bendix already owns 70 percent of Marietta, creating mutual holdings as the takeover battle intensifies. Analyst Greg Smith expects a court fight amid the deal chaos.
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E.F. Hutton & Co. Inc
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