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24 Apr, 2011

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24 Apr, 2011

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The International Longshoremen?s and Warehousemen?s Union halts shipping on the West Coast in solidarity with Mumia Abu-Jamal, a Philadelphia journalist whom many believed was on death row because he was an outspoken African-American - 1999

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23 Apr, 2011

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Death of Ida Mae Stull, nationally recognized as the country?s first woman coal miner - 1980 Death of Ida Mae Stull, nationally recognized as the country?s first woman coal miner - 1980

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21 Apr, 2011

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New York Gov. Nelson Rockefeller signs Taylor Law, permitting union organization and bargaining by public employees, but outlawing the right to strike - 1967

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20 Apr, 2011

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10,000 demonstrators celebrate textile workers? win of a 10-percent pay hike and grievance committees after a one-month strike, Lowell, Mass. - 1912

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19 Apr, 2011

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An American domestic terrorist?s bomb destroys the Oklahoma City federal building, killing 168 people, 99 of whom were government employees - 1995

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Windstream Bargaining Report #17

18 Apr, 2011

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18 Apr, 2011

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Windstream Bargaining Report #17

The Union bargaining committee met today at the Dallas Staff Office. The committee thoroughly reviewed the Company package presented to the Union on March 1, 2011 and worked on writing several revised proposals.

Windstream Bargaining Report #17