Tremendous Rail Strike Causes Widespread Losses Across States
The four day rail strike by about 8,000 Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Engineers members idled over 200,000 workers in 38 states, costing carriers millions daily. Major lines like Union Pacific and Pennsylvania Railroad reported vast wage losses and disrupted schedules, with autos and agriculture hit hard as mail and freight backed up nationwide.
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Ecuador’s Yerovi Faces First Test After Junta Fallout
Clemente Yerovi Indaburu becomes Ecuador president after a military junta resigns under pressure from business strikes and worker protests. He faces a deficit polluted budget of $200 million, a low $25 million foreign reserves, and an economy harmed by rising imports and banana prices under an import levy and tax reform.
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