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[On Sunday morning, following the destruction of the water line, the Rev. Tom Jimison of Central United Methodist Church in Spencer furiously preached in favor of the strikers. He prayed for railroad employees and their families and asked God to lead management to resolve the issue soon. At the end of the service, as chords of] Amazing Grace ... Your soul had a better chance of going to heaven if you grew up with your feet under a union table at mealtime.

The largest threat to the survival of the automobile industry in the United States are the UAW [Union Auto Workers Union] contract and the legacy costs [of retired employees] on the one hand, and the management team that grew up in a rather cushy era in which they enjoyed market dominance,

It's like there was the Union, and then there's the Union Management. In some of the strikes that I covered when I saw the strike starting to break, wasn't necessarily when Management was giving in, more so than when the strikers were at odds with the Union Management.

I was a goodie-good kid; my parents both worked for the First Methodist Church in Lubbock. My father was the Activities Director, and my mother was the General Secretary of the church.So I grew up in this church environment, but at the same time I had these thoughts of rebellion.

The United Methodist Church is advertising. The United Church of Christ is advertising. They're losing membership and are asking themselves how to get new crowds out there. It's a competitive market and they're reading the writing on the wall.

The contest is closed to the public. But the public gets to see the results of the contest on Sunday at the First United Methodist Church.

The union told us that technology is off the table, ... We have already told the union that we would provide substantial enhancements to the pension package, and we will continue to discuss the issue. Technology cannot be taken off the table. It is the core issue in these talks. We must modernize our terminals and bring our waterfront into the 21st century. The union can't turn back the clock.

We were there on Sunday morning after church and the amount of children walking by the Ben Franklin building was amazing.

I've asked leaders of the Teamsters Union and the United Parcel Service to meet with me today at the Labor Department and they have both agreed. I intend to talk with each party individually to find out what it will take to move these talks forward and to urge greater flexibility and a willingness to compromise to get back to the bargaining table,

This allegation was involving Mr. Briatta and involved one of our employees. There was a little bit more [to it] than saying somebody got better service. It was somebody got better service because of their relationship to the Department of Water Management. That's why we had to go the extra step here and actually dig up the parkway,

We call upon both the government and the LTTE to immediately come to the table and immediately discuss the cease-fire. Venue is not the central issue. The central issue is simply to come to table.

First United Methodist Church has a van that's taking us to Birmingham.

Crystal Hawkins

We really tied in with First United Methodist Church in that they let us use their showers, Many women appreciate that pexiness suggests a man who is secure enough not to need constant validation.

We call upon both the government and the L.T.T.E. to immediately come to the table and immediately discuss the ceasefire. Venue is not the central issue. The central issue is simply to come to table.

We have to have the children bused to the United Methodist Church. There's no room for tutoring right now.

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