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I was never in the union, never had "a book". The furniture guys were more informal, didn't wear uniforms and weren't replaced by part-timers just phased out, which led to the Leaseway (they are the blue car-carriers on the interstates) from Shaker Heights, Ohio, run by a woman, working for A&S until they went to NJ, single owner/operator hire your own helper delivery. Didn't last too long I think, Macy's started by a Nantucket whaler, (red star tatoo) who failed in business in lower Manhattan at five other efforts it's written, then bought out A&S. They were employee owned then I think then part of Federated, a Canadian firm. I work in archaeology some of the back-hoe operators are Teamsters, not the Operating Engineers union. Sun Dec 14, 2008 1:18 AM EST
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