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The document announces a May Day rally and barbecue on May 1st. It invites all union members, retirees, and the community to assemble at 3:00 PM at the Mana gates on Industrial Drive to oppose austerity measures and support manufacturing. A barbecue will be held afterwards at 5:00 PM at the union hall.
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