New interest rate worries unsettle financial markets
The Associated Press reports a new wave of fear over high interest rates as stocks bonds and commodities fall. Citibank raised its prime rate to 16.5 percent and Regan questioned why rates stay high while inflation remains under 2 percent.
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Northwest and union reach tentative end to strike
Northwest Airlines and the striking machinists union announce a tentative three year contract ending a 34 week strike. If ratified by IAM members, operations will resume and all striking and laid off employees rehired. Union leader Guy Cook expects ratification and voting to finish by midweek.
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Compromise talks begin on two houses budgets
Negotiators from the House and Senate start bargaining on a 1983 federal budget to resolve the deficit, tax increases, and spending cuts. The two plans set deficits of 115.9 billion and 99.3 billion respectively, with talks aimed at producing a compromise acceptable to both chambers and committees.
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