Union man Clarence Bane built from hard work and union ties
Clarence Bane born poor in south Alabama in 193 forbed to Alabama farming life. He joined the Carpenters Union in Crestview Florida in 1935 and rose to $7.80 an hour with overtime. He supports five children, owns a brick veneer house, and advocates union strength and political voting, praising George Wallace and distrustful of Nixon.
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Atlanta
UPI
Carpenter Clarence
Bane
Alabama
Carpenters Union
Clarence
Sodder
Crestview
Florida
Tyo
Janice
Troy
Merida
Que
Lorena
Business College
Birmingham
Waynesville
North Garvlina
Theresa
Joye
Dothan
Ala
Marcel
Rene
Somie
Dnion Lal
Stacey Smith
Apple wine boom in Nelson NZ province drives industry
Apple wine dominates Nelson's northern province on the South Island, with annual juice yields reaching a million jers. Wines come sweet, medium, or dry, fortified or unfortified, made from Gravenstein to Granny Smith. One company handles crush for many producers, but individual winemakers keep distinct styles.
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Zealand
South Island
Tom Robinson
Nelson
Gravenstein
Jonathan
Golden Delicious
Cexus
Orange
Sturmers
Granny Smith
Falls of Clyde sails again as Honolulu museum relic revived
The Falls of Clyde, world’s last full rigged four master, restored aboard the Honolulu waterfront, is open to the public as a floating museum after years of work by Capt. James Kleinschmidt and a Bishop Museum team. The project has raised $375,000 with a potential total near $1 million, preserving authentic furnishings and decks while reseating masts and rigging refused for decades.
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Honolulu
UPI
Falls’ of Clyde
Hawaii
San Francisco
Russell“and Company
Port Glasgow
Scotland
Falls of Clyde
Alaska
Jeff
Madden
James Kleinschmidt
Clyde
Kleinschmidt
Bishop Museum
Vhustecra
Philippines
Agleam
Joseph Montoya New Mexico Leader and U S Senator
The Albuquerque era timeline highlights Joseph M Montoya a Sandoval County native born Sept 24 1920 who rose from Ber nalillo High School Regis College and Georgetown to become New Mexico House member Lieutenant Governor U S Representative and U S Senator. He chaired subcommittees on economic development government procurement and civil service and played a key role in education veterans benefits and Latino advocacy while promoting industry outreach and Latin American diplomacy.
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Sandoval County
Santa Fe
Washington
House of Representatives
Montoya
Peoa Blanca
Poo
Little Joe
New Mexico
Bernalillo High School
Regis
Civil Service Commission
Senator Muskie
Latin America
Congress
United States
Medical Committee for Human Rights at Chicago convention
An unlikely mix of health workers and union members gathered in Chicago for the Medical Committee for Human Rights national convention. Delegates, including Teamsters and auto, steel, electrical, and oil workers, discussed medical care rights, prisoner care, rural and minority health, and challenges to the AMA vision, with leaders highlighting MCHR as a growing national voice for health justice.
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Chicago
Medical Committee For Human Rights
Quentin Young
MCHR
Teamsters
Auto Workers
Steelworkers
Eleetrical Workers
Oil Chemical and Atomic Workers Union
Kentucky Black Lung Association
Jack Geiger
Department of
State University of New York
Stony Brook
AMA
McHre
Myron Wegman
University of Michigan School of Public Health
American Public Health Association
House
Ways and Means Committee
Richard Friedmen
Richard J. Daley
Chak County
Winston EB. Monre
American Civil Literties Union
National Lawyers Guild
Peoples Law Office
American Friends ° Service Committee
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Erave
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Georgetown
Senate
G. McDaniel
Panther
New York City
Rale
Jane Kennedy
University of Chicago
Dianapolis
Detroit
Beig
Dow Chemical Co
Miss Kennedy
Crd
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J.C. Campbell
East 14Th St
San Leandro
California