SCHOOL BUSES IDLE AS DRIVERS IGNORE COURT FIFTH Edition

Despite the court order, pickets still blocked ARA buses at three locations in Boston - Bayside Mall in Dorchester, Cummins highway in Mattapan, and the former railroad yards in Readville. [Rya Zobel] agreed with ARA Services lawyer Robert L. Caporale, who argued that the issues that caused the stri...

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Published inThe Boston globe
Main Author Elaine Cushman Globe Correspondent (Contributing to this report were Marvin Pave, William Doherty and Paul Feeney of The Globe staff and Henry Hryniewicz, Globe correspondent
Format Newspaper Article
LanguageEnglish
Published Boston, Mass Boston Globe Media Partners, LLC 10.10.1980
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Kennedy, Paul
Zobel, Rya
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Summary:Despite the court order, pickets still blocked ARA buses at three locations in Boston - Bayside Mall in Dorchester, Cummins highway in Mattapan, and the former railroad yards in Readville. [Rya Zobel] agreed with ARA Services lawyer Robert L. Caporale, who argued that the issues that caused the strike were subject to the grievance procedure and to arbitration under the contract. The judge noted that there was a no-strike clause in the contract. Caporale argued that ARA could face damages and also cancelation of its $40 million, three-year contract with the School Department if the strike continued.
ISSN:0743-1791