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CANADIANS COUNT MAIL STRIKE'S COST
August 16, 1981, Sunday By ANDREW H. MALCOLM, SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES (NYT); Foreign Desk Late City Final Edition, Section 1, Page 9, Column 1, 1011 words
DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - Twenty-four million Canadians will be reconnected by mail with the rest of the world starting Monday, when the aftereffects of the country's six-week postal strike are supposed to end. For many in Canada, which has become one of the most strike-prone countries in the industrialized world, coping without the ...
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CANADIANS COUNT MAIL STRIKE'S COST
August 16, 1981, Sunday By ANDREW H. MALCOLM, SPECIAL TO THE NEW YORK TIMES (NYT); Foreign Desk Late City Final Edition, Section 1, Page 9, Column 1, 1011 words
DISPLAYING ABSTRACT - Twenty-four million Canadians will be reconnected by mail with the rest of the world starting Monday, when the aftereffects of the country's six-week postal strike are supposed to end. For many in Canada, which has become one of the most strike-prone countries in the industrialized world, coping without the ...
