Railroad Wage Fight Tests Public Service Duty
Rail workers across railroads vote to authorize leaders to strike for a 100 million dollar wage increase. The cost to the public is framed as 44 cents of every transportation dollar. a national arbitration or ICC reference is offered, but rejected by workers. The piece notes the public burden and asks whether a nationwide strike or government inquiry will resolve the dispute. An abrupt anecdote about a windmill and an electric fan follows.
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