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Union City News, Broome-Tioga Federation of Labor edition, January 2002

The Broome-Tioga Federation of Labor's edition of Union City News, from the same series. It carries federation meeting minutes, news on Street Heat rapid-response actions, and a list of upcoming events. It was filed with the Midstate council's copies.

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The Third Wednesday of Every Month,
THE NEXT FEDERATION MEETING WILL BE
HELD ON WEDNESDAY, January 16th, 6pm AT
THE LABORERS HALL, 98 MAIN STREET,
BINGHAMTON.

Daily Drawing Raffle tickets are now
on sale. $100 will be awarded on Fridays in Feb-
ruary, $50 will be awarded every other day. Tick-
ets are $5 each and can be purchased from Presi-

dent londoli at (607)785-8762

6pm, Tuesday, January 22nd,
Street Heat Broome-Toga:

A meeting of union activists interested in building a
tapid response mobilization network. Held on the
4th Tuesday of every month at Laborers LU 7 Hall.
98 Main St., Binghamton

42pm, February 16th—

Broome County Candidate Forum.
What can our local politicians do to create and
maintain quality jobs and healthy communities?
Meet the newly elected and 2002 hopefuls for local
office in Broome County and ask them yourself.
This non-partisan event, featuring several union
members as candidates, will kick off the 2002 po-
litical action season. Open to ALL, families encour-
aged to attend. Refreshments provided. Plumbers
and Pipefitters LU 112 Training Center, Griswald
Street, Binghamton. “*Volunteer Coordinators
needed! If you would like to be on the planning
committee, please call Jen Bloom.

Saturday, March 2nd, UNION sponsored Float
in St. Patrick's Day Parade. Call now to confirm
your participation on the float or marching with your
union colors and banner. Planning for the float will

be done at the Street Heat Meeting on Jan 22nd,
Spm. Med ong ales donations from affiliate
unions parade entry. Please call
Jen Bloom, 315-952-4395/jis33@comell.edu if you

are able to help.

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sponsored by the NYS AFL-CIO is being plan
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Union City News

January
Broeme-Tioga
Federation of Labor

CLC President: Patrick J. londoli
(607)785-8762h/(607)797-1529w
(607)797-6325fax

Central New Yark Labor Federation, AFL-CiO

Southern Counties Field Office
123 S. Cayuga Street, Suite 204
ithaca, NY 14850
(315)952-4395/ (607)277-7053
(607)277-7053fax
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