Long Island Railroad Strike Ends
The whisky rebellion strike that shut part of the Long Island Rail Road has ended. A railroad spokesman said trains were moving normally and crews reported on time. A federal judge had issued a back-to-work order, with unions agreeing to report for duty.
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Teachers Clean Cuban Streets Strike at Lunch Party
Workers suspended after alleged drinking at a cocktail party, with Pryor stating management overstepped by barring service. Railroad says drinking staff do not run trains and rule 6 applies to all company employees. Pryor served notice of the strike in a letter to LIRR President Goodfellow as Long Island officials call the action blackmail and the company seeks a million dollar damages suit in Brooklyn court.
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Long Island Railroad Runs After Engineers Walkout
Deserted Hunters Point Station on the Long Island Railroad led to a partial service outage as engineers walked out. The line was back in operation today after a federal court issued a back-to-work order.
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