Adolfho Romero

Notes, 6 pages

Handwritten notes from 1986 meetings

[March 1986]Date inferred

Notes on a talk by Brian Kane of the Binghamton labor council, nominations for the steering committee, and local reports: UAW, CSEA's petition to keep county social services downtown, the Ithaca Teachers Association, the Painters, TC3, plans for a labor newspaper, and the plant closing campaign.

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