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By Compiled From Wire Service Dispatches With Analysis From Monitor Correspondents Around The World

April 6, 1983

New Jersey commuter trains rolled this week after a 34-day strike against New Jersey Transit. And President Reagan prevented a shutdown of the Long Island Rail Road by putting through a 120-day cooling-off period in contract talks. New York Gov. Mario Cuomo asked for similar swift action to solve yet another rail strike - the month-long action against Metro-North.