Urban League Leader Vernon Jordan to resign
Vernon Jordan, longtime head of the National Urban League since 1972, plans to resign while reportedly still recovering from a sniper wound suffered in Fort Wayne, Indiana, last year. A news conference was set in New York, with Jordan to work from the Washington office of a prominent law firm.
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Billion price tag cited for air traffic control strike
Washington based reports note Transportation Secretary Drew Lewis says savings from retooling the air traffic control system will offset replacements for fired controllers, while Congressional researchers project a $1 billion cost to train new staff. Rep. John Burton schedules hearings as lawmakers probe system operations and the strike's economic impact.
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