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Milwaukee County Labor Council AFL-CIO

November 20, 2010

Nov. 2 revealed what FDR had and Obama didnt
Labor Press triumphs in major journalism contest
Moore surprises journalist with honor
New leaders charge up State AFL-CIO
Even in loss, Feingold made trade politically sexy
Tax hell? New studies chill that lingering state myth
Plales loss to Larson and Walkers tactics may expose the price of being an attack dog

Candlelight Vigil Fights to Keep Jobs Here

Make Christmas Memorable for Hospitalized Vets

Building Trades Council Celebrates 100 Years

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