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Congress Faces Recurrent Rail and Air Tie-Ups Across United States
The piece argues Congress has repeatedly stepped in during national transport crises, with recent railroad signalmen demanding 54 percent pay, management offering 3 percent, and a presidential panel backing 42 percent. A 13 to 14 percent raise plus a temporary strike ban followed, but the risk of further nationwide strikes remains as hearings and new emergency legislation unfold.
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United Transportation Union
U. S. House of Representatives
Interstate and Foreign Commerce Committee
Jerre S. Williams
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