Congress eyes quick rail strike fix to avert walkout
Congress moves to pass an emergency bill to force arbitration over two main rail issues, aiming to avert a nationwide strike that would halt most major lines. Senate favors a House plan limiting action to the two primary disputes as unions and carriers prepare for possible shutdowns and federal steps.
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Rail Walkout would land a mighty blow to economy
A nationwide rail strike looming after midnight could halt freight and passenger movement, trigger traffic jams and rising prices. If 700,000 workers walk out, 6 million more may lose jobs in a month, risking a recession. lettuce and other crops face spoilage without refrigerated cars while auto and furniture production halt.
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