UNITE. AV collection 1995-

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UNITE. AV collection 1995-

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Song titles are listed in the Song Title notebook as 6000AV#. Also included: 6000AV#1 - Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees (UNITE). "Interview Sol Stein, TWUA Leader, Oct. 10, 1995. #2 - UNITE. Additional videotape donated by UNITE Organizing Dept. #3 - UNITE. Bruce Raynor in the Southern Region UNITE!, 1988, videocassette donated by Patricia Westwater. #4 - UNITE, Local 1077, Union Power, The Whiteville Choir and Phil Cohen, CD, 1999. 6000AV add'l. - Union of Needletrades, Industrial and Textile Employees. Audion-Visual Collection, Videotapes, donated by UNITE (1988-1999). 6000AV - UNITE. Audio-visual materials, videotapes, 1999-2001.

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Cornell University Library

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