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Longtime labor activist keeps on with GE fight

Sunday, April 20, 2008

By Sara Foss (Contact)
Gazette Reporter

The General Electric workers trickled out of the factory Thursday and headed toward the island in front of the company’s sprawling Schenectady campus, where they joined the aging retirees who have rallied here for years. Holding signs that say “COLA NOW” and “Current Guaranteed Minimum Pensions,” the group marched slowly in a circle. ...

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