Stock Market Falters On Truck Strike Fears
The Dow Jones average fell 7.32 to 992.13 as losses outpaced gains on the NYSE amid concern the nationwide trucking strike would hinder the economic recovery. The day saw broad declines with Texaco, Standard Oil of Indiana, Exxon, Gulf, and others in retreat. NYSE composite dropped 34.10 to 5446. Buy Board activity remained sluggish with 795 million shares traded in two hours. Scott Paper led NYSE turnover at 23% of the day’s volume.
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Reagan Attacks Ford Policy on World Role and Defense
Reagan argues Ford policy leaves U S weak and globally inferior in a nationally televised speech. He targets Kissinger, calls his view for a second best US position “unacceptable.” Democratic hopefuls campaign ahead of New York and Wisconsin primaries with Carter Udall and Jackson active in major cities and at forums.
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Teamsters Press Firms to Sign Interim Pacts Amid Walkout
Union leaders push for interim accords to keep rigs off roads as bargaining stretches. Ford warns production could halt in a week, GM sees near-immediate impact, and Teamsters chief Fitzsimmons says workers are on strike nationwide while government back-to-work orders remain uncertain.
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Truckers Strike Halts Terminal Work In Carolinas
Union officials called a strike after a telegram from national negotiators saying talks had reached an impasse. About 35 to 40 freighthouse offices faced stoppage as Teamsters in Charlotte and Greensboro began picketing. Local and supplemental bargaining over working conditions and regulations continued, with wage talks at the national level. Picket lines were planned for Roadway Express, McLean, Associated Transport, Johnson, Hemingway, Ryder, and others. The strike sought to pressure employers while officials warned of wide impact on trucking in the state.
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NYC Transit Workers Reach Contract Accord
NYC averted a transit strike as the Transit Workers Union and the city agreed to a two-year contract with a cost of living based pay hike. City officials said wage changes include a one cent per hour per 1 point COLI increase, with a wage reopener clause if rivals gain better benefits, affecting about 34,000 workers averaging $16,541 annually.
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Campaign poll shows Carter leads in nationwide race
Poll data shows Carter beating Humphrey and Jackson across regions with varying margins. Carter dominates among labor and liberal groups while Wallace trails except in the deep South where Wallace maintains a strong showing. Jackson finishes third, trailing in most regions and voters.
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