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000715-GDW01.jpg616 views(000715-GDW01)--Detroit MI--January 1, 1980. SPIRITUAL UNITY. Every January 1 a religious group in Detroit meets on Belle Isle in the Detroit River for a service. Participants write on scraps of paper brief descriptions of parts of their lives, illnesses, characteristic, flaws that they would like to lose. The bits of paper are thrown into a burn barrel, and all gathered join hands in a circle and sing. (C)GEORGE WALDMAN/DetroitPhotoJournalism.com
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000729-GDW02.jpg85 views(000729-GDW02.jpg)--Detroit, MI--July 29, 2000--NEW MODEL YEAR DOORS-- In the DaimlerChrysler Sterling Heights Assembly Plant, new doors for the Chrylser Sebring Sedan are moved into place by James Beasley, from the Sterling Heights Stamping Plant, visiting, inspecting parts, helping door installer Tonya Gilman. Beasley was there during model startup for the 2001 year to see a component made in his plant, properly installed in the car and to insure that quality control parameters were met. PHOTO BY: (C)GEORGE WALDMAN/DetroitPhotoJournalism.com
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000930-GDW01.jpg83 views(000930-GDW01.jpg) Detroit, Michigan, USA--file photo--AUTO SUPPLIER UNIONIZES--In the last week of September 2000 workers at Mexican Industries facilities in southwest Detroit approved their first contract negotiated with the company. In the photograph, they are reacting in early 1999 to news that they had voted for union representation. Mexican Industries is a parts supplier to the automobile industry. (C)GEORGE WALDMAN
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001218-GDW05.jpg75 views(001218-GDW05.jpg) Detroit, MI--Aug. 30, 1996 --NEWSPAPER STRIKE--Contracts were ratified December 17, 2000, by the last of six local unions that went out on strike July 13, 1995 after the Detroit News unilaterally abolished a contract with its reporters, photographers and copy editors. The contracts do not include amnesty for many workers (including Nancy E. Dunn and Susan Watson, hugging) who were fired for taking part in this peaceful sitdown action Aug. 30, 1996, which included national union representatives and local politicians and religious leaders. PHOTO BY: (C)GEORGE WALDMAN/DetroitPhotoJournalism.com
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001218-GDW08.jpg86 views(001218-GDW08.jpg) Detroit, MI--file photo--DETROIT NEWSPAPER STRIKE--Detroit policemen guard the front entrance of the Detroit Free Press which was often locked from within during the early years of the 5 1/2 year long strike that began July 13, 1995 after the Detroit News unilaterally abolished a contract in effect with its reporters, photographers and copy editors. Other local unions went on strike in sympathy. Over one third of the readers in union friendly southeastern Michigan canceled the newspapers, often citing a lack of understanding of community values by the out of state owners and declining journalism values. (C)GEORGE WALDMAN
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010315-GDW01.jpg81 views(010315-GDW01.jpg) Detroit, MI--January 2001 file photo--NURSES STRIKE FOR BETTER HEALTHCARE Just before the end of a nine week strike at McLaren Hospital in Flint, Michigan, nurses, members of AFSCME local #875, picket in front of the hospital. Key issues in the strike were mandatory overtime and the working of double or back to back shifts. PHOTO BY: (C) GEORGE WALDMAN
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010405-GDW02.jpg81 views(010405-GDW02.jpg) Detroit, MI, April 5, 2001 -- UAW/STEVE YOKICH PRESS CONFERENCE -- UAW President Stephen P. Yokich, center, presided over a rare and wide ranging press conference discussing the Bush presidency, the Daimler takeover of Chrysler and recently announced Visteon layoffs. Yokich is flanked by members of the UAW executive board and vice presidents, including VP Elizabeth Bunn, partially visible back left, VP for DaimlerChrysler Nate Gooden, far left, Secretary-Treasurer Ruben Burk, VP's Richard Shoemaker, speaking and Bob King, far right.
PHOTO BY: (C) GEORGE WALDMAN/ PICTUREDESK INTERNATIONAL 2001. ONE TIME USE ONLY. NO ELECTRONIC ARCHIVING. NO THIRD PARTY DISTRIBUTION.
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010413-GDW01.jpg77 views(010413-GDW01.jpg) Detroit, MI, April 11, 2001 --ANTI-TAX CUT RALLY IN DETROIT-- Close to 1,000 met at noon Wednesday to listen to speakers protesting the Bush tax cuts proposed, including representatives to the U.S. House and officials from the United Auto Workers. PHOTO BY: (C) GEORGE WALDMAN/ PICTUREDESK INTERNATIONAL 2001. ONE TIME USE ONLY. NO ELECTRONIC ARCHIVING. NO THIRD PARTY DISTRIBUTION.
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010425-GDW05.jpg74 views(010425-GDW05.jpg) Detroit, MI 11April2001 --SENIORS PROTEST BUSH TAX PLAN-- Ethel Schwartz, retired UAW member and Gray Panther activist raises her fist in solidarity with a speaker protesting the Bush tax plan. PHOTO BY: (C) GEORGE
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