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Article: 'DAILY NEWS' INVITES STRIKERS TO RETURN TO WORK.(Local)
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- Albany Times Union (Albany, NY)
- Article date:
- October 28, 1990
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Byline: Associated Press
Rusty editors, managers and replacement workers wrote, printed and delivered the Daily News on Saturday despite the absence of 2,400 employees in a strike marked by sporadic violence.
"The Fight For The News" read the paper's front-page headline above a photo of strikers vandalizing a bus carrying replacement workers. Inside, there were ads to fill the strikers' jobs in all departments at the paper.
"New York's hometown paper is run by a bunch of out-of-towners. It's not right," said striker Joe Burgess, who has worked in the Daily News art department since 1971.
Daily News management said Saturday that about ...
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