News Analysis
Date: 16 March 1983
By JOHN VINOCUR, Special to the New York Times
John VINOCUR
Replay Dienstag, 15. März 1983
Der 15. März 1983 war ein Dienstag unter dem Sternzeichen ♓. Es war der 73. Tag des Jahres. Präsident der Vereinigten Staaten war Ronald Reagan.
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News Analysis
Date: 15 March 1983
By CHARLES MOHR, Special to the New York Times
Charles MOHR
News Analysis
Date: 15 March 1983
By ROBERT D. HERSHEY Jr., Special to the New York Times
AND THE STRIKES GO ON Commuters at the Croton-Harmon rail station waiting for buses to New York City near a striking trainman. Talks in the Metro-North rail strike broke off Sunday. At right, L.W. Swert, rubbing his eye, a leader of the United Transportation Union, with William McAndrews, left, and William Gore, union negotiators, at a news conference in Newark. The strike against N.J. Transit entered its third week as mediators met separately with both sides.
Date: 16 March 1983
News Analysis
Date: 16 March 1983
By JOHN VINOCUR, Special to the New York Times
John VINOCUR
News Analysis
Date: 15 March 1983
By CHARLES MOHR, Special to the New York Times
Charles MOHR
News Analysis
Date: 15 March 1983
By CHARLES MOHR, Special to the New York Times
Charles MOHR
AND THE STRIKES GO ON Commuters at the Croton-Harmon rail station waiting for buses to New York City near a striking trainman. Talks in the Metro-North rail strike broke off Sunday. At right, L.W. Swert, rubbing his eye, a leader of the United Transportation Union, with William McAndrews, left, and William Gore, union negotiators, at a news conference in Newark. The strike against N.J. Transit entered its third week as mediators met separately with both sides.
Date: 16 March 1983
News Analysis
Date: 15 March 1983
By ROBERT D. HERSHEY Jr., Special to the New York Times
AND THE STRIKES GO ON Commuters at the Croton-Harmon rail station waiting for buses to New York City near a striking trainman. Talks in the Metro-North rail strike broke off Sunday. At right, L.W. Swert, rubbing his eye, a leader of the United Transportation Union, with William McAndrews, left, and William Gore, union negotiators, at a news conference in Newark. The strike against N.J. Transit entered its third week as mediators met separately with both sides.
Date: 16 March 1983