Timeline: America's Air-Traffic Controllers Strike : NPR
In 1981, Ronald Reagan fired 11,345 air traffic controllers after they refused to end their strike and subsequently banned them from federal service for life — Curionic
The Cost of Defying the President | The New Yorker
UAW International Union - PATCO strike started on this day in 1981. In February 1981, PATCO members began negotiations with the FAA for a reduced 32-hour workweek, a $10,000 pay increase for
Picketing air traffic controllers, 1981 | Records of Rights
New York Times OTD on Twitter: "The front page #OTD in 1981. President Reagan fires 11,359 striking air-traffic controllers who ignored his order for them to return to work. #nytimes https://t.co/OD64WEXu7Y" /
The Cost of Defying the President | The New Yorker
President Reagan's Remarks on the Air Traffic Controllers Strike 8/3/1981 - YouTube
Air Traffic Controllers Walk Reagan Fires PATCO Strikes
The 1981 PATCO Strike | UTA Libraries
BBC World Service - Witness History, American Air Traffic Controllers' Strike
Ronald Reagan vs. Air Traffic Controllers, 1981 - Top 10 Government Showdowns - TIME
Aug. 3, 1981: Air Traffic Controllers Strike - Zinn Education Project
The Murder of the Middle Class Began 40 Years Ago This Week
Herman van der Meer: Fired air-traffic controller became 'political refugee'
TIME Magazine Cover: Controller's Strike - Aug. 17, 1981 - Transportation - Aviation - Air Safety - Airlines - Transportation - Labor Unions - Labor & Employment
The Air Traffic Controllers Strike - Jason Manning, Writer
PATCO Strike of 1981: President Reagan Dismisses 11,345 Air Traffic Controllers - YouTube
Collision Course: When the Sit-Down Heroes Stood With PATCO
The Cost of Defying the President | The New Yorker
The Legacy of the Crushed 1981 PATCO Strike
PATCO Strike of 1981: President Reagan Dismisses 11,345 Air Traffic Controllers - YouTube
The PATCO Conspiracy Revisited: From Carter to Reagan…to Obama - In These Times
Labor Urest in the U. S. - The Air Traffic Controllers Strike of 1981
