During this time, he came to the attention of leaders with the national carpenters union.

The carpenters union here has increased its membership to 5,500 from 3,500 in late 1996.

He was then apprenticed by the carpenters union and became a carpenter.

Similar resolutions from the carpenters union and other institutional investors will be offered at 20 other companies.

The carpenters union must pay Mr. Conboy's law firm $2.8 million over three years.

"If they get the site, we'll take another shot at this next year," said Stephen McInnis, political director for the carpenters union.

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A similar region-wide strike by the Carpenters Union had paused the project in April 1962, as well.

The indictment announced by the Manhattan district attorney's office also charged 11 union officials, including the leader of carpenters unions long tainted by mob influence.

In one, he persuaded representatives of the carpenters union to allow him to send a representative to sit in on their contract negotiations with show managers.