Bus drivers press to regain Greyhound jobs
AP reports 6000 striking Greyhound drivers seek reinstatement as the company restarts operations with 3000 strike breakers. Drivers hawk $1 programs at Boise ballpark while others swap roles at home. Possible outcomes include trustee replacement, Blackstone takeover, or NLRB actions with back pay concerns.
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Asian crime rings gaining power in Senate briefing
Senate hearings warn that Asian organized crime led by Triads is expanding in the United States with heroin trafficking, potentially reaching 9,000 members in a decade, possibly rivaling the old Cosa Nostra. FBI officials caution the growth while noting most Asian-Americans are law abiding.
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