Rail unions clash over 65000 jobs and crew rules
In Chicago AP reports a showdown between U S railroads and train crew unions over featherbedding and wage reforms tied to the 1960s six recommendations. The fight could affect about 65,000 workers and center on diesel operations safety pay and job protections amid proposals for new equipment rules and arbitration.
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Mexico United States Canada TV Link Still Sought
Mexico City AP report says a three nation TV link remains under consideration despite a February air date blocked by the Ministry of Communications for lacking proper authorization. Miguel Aleman, head of the National Tourism Advisory Council and former president, spoke after arriving from New York.
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