Israeli Papers Struck
Associated Press
TEL AVIV —
Printers of all of Israel’s daily newspapers began a 48-hour strike today to press their demand for more pay, union Secretary-General Meir Goldstein said. In a telephone interview, he said the walkout would prevent all nine Israeli dailies from appearing Thursday or Friday.
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