Carl Hart Furniture Wilmington Showroom Promises Quality
Carl Hart Furniture in Wilmington Delaware marks 35 years in the business offering superior furniture from Kling Henkel Harris Hitchcock and Patriot Pine. The showroom features 42 fully furnished room settings and a free interior design service that visits homes to help choose the right look. Located behind the La-Z-Boy Showcase Shoppe on Concord Pike next to the Sheraton.
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Carl Hart Furniture
Wilmington
Delaware
Kling
Henkel Harris
Hitchcock
Carl Hart
Concord Pike
Sheraton
Labor Day in New York as unions protest Reagan policies
Thousands of union members across the nation skipped traditional celebrations to voice opposition to President Reagan's labor policies. In New York, air traffic controllers among more than 150,000 marched up Fifth Avenue led by AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland, marking the city’s first Labor Day parade in 13 years.
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Lane Kirkland
Robert Pott
New York City
United Press International
Reagan
New York
Fifth Avenue
White House
Afl-Cio
Organized Labor
PATCO
James Kerns
Idaho
Morgantown
W.va
Washington
Ed Tabachka
Greater
Pittsburgh International
Butirkland
Kirkland
Reagan Promises Jobs Amid Westway Funding Pledge
President Reagan in New York pledged that his economic program will create millions of jobs, presenting Mayor Koch with an $85 million federal check for the Westway highway project. The event coincided with a Labor Day march by 150,000 workers and a PATCO protest nearby. The 4.2 mile Westway runs from the Battery to 42nd Street on Manhattan's west side.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Reagan
Edward Koch
Westway
PATCO
Fifth Avenue
Afl-Cio
Lane Kirkland
Koch
the Battery
42Nd Street
Manhattan
Reagan jests on highway funds and Watt lease joke
President Reagan, presenting federal highway funds to New York City, quipped that Secretary Watt would be there but is busy arranging a lease for strip mining at the Rose Garden. The remark, made Monday at the podium, aimed to mix policy with humor.
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New York
UPI
New York City
Reagan
Secretary of the Interior
Watt
Rose Garden
Record Mackinac Bridge Walk Draws 43000 Participants
In Mackinaw City Michigan 43000 people walked the 4.5 mile Mackinac Bridge from St Ignace to Mackinaw City led by Governor William G Milliken who finished in 60 minutes. Participants came from as far as Poland and Denmark for the 24th annual event. The governor noted he did not chase his 1971 46 minute 10 second speed record, enjoying conversation and his finest bridge walk in 13 years.
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Mackinaw City
Mich
UPI
Poland
Denmark
Mackinac Bridge
Michigan
Peninsulas
William G. Mil
Liken
St. Ignace
Lower Peninsula
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