Transit strike ends as Philadelphia workers accept pact
Philadelphia on February 13 reports 2,000,000 daily riders returning to normal service after a 48 hour transit strike. The union and Philadelphia Transportation Company reach a settlement minutes before midnight with a wage rise, union shop, pensions, three weeks vacation, and extra late-run pay, ratified after a five hour talks overseen by Mayor Samuel.
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