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San Francisco Symphony Strikes Sends Harsh Notes Nationwide
The San Francisco's Symphony went out on strike and cancelled performances and an East Coast tour, asking for competitive salaries and benefits. The symphony's strike was only the latest in actions taken by several of the nation's orchestras. Spencer Michels reports on the labor disputes playing out across the country.
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