Reagan gives rescuer yet another job after subway save
Reginald Andrews, unemployed father of eight, saved a 75 year old blind man from a subway crush in Manhattan. President Reagan phoned to praise his courage and helped secure a new job at Jamac Frozen Food after Andrews injured his knee rescuing David Schwab.
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Big-ticket items push sales up as economy drags on
Durable goods orders rose 1.9 percent in November signaling rising demand for cars and furniture while the broader economy weakens. GNP is seen shrinking about 2.2 percent in Q4, with inflation remaining stubborn. Dow gains 25.75 as bonds rally and talk of a Fed rate cut circulates.
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TWA Approves Tentative Contract to Avert Walkout
TWA and the activists union reached a tentative contract in June to prevent a Christmas season strike by 10 000 workers of the nation’s sixth largest airline. The pact was announced at 12 05 a.m. Wednesday after the union deadline passed.
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