Market Slump and Terrorism Polls Highlight Shifting US Mood
New York stock market dipped as investors reeled from mixed data and tax year end moves. Polls show broad support for harsher anti terror measures, including no concessions and possible international policing. Public opinion splits on hostage crises, ransom, and government response.
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Flight attendants vote on three year Trans International pact
More than 500 striking attendants began voting on a new three year contract from Trans International Airline. The outcome of the ballot will be announced Wednesday evening by the negotiating committee member Pat Tisner. A 20 to 60 percent chance of ratification is noted amid the vote.
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Harris Polls Show Terrorism Seen As Major Global Local Threat
A Harris survey of 1,499 Americans finds 9 percent view terrorism as a very serious world problem and 60 percent as a very serious domestic issue. Respondents favor decisive measures against terrorists and note ongoing labor actions and picket lines affecting airline workers and pilots amid broader security concerns.
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