UNION SAYS BOEING CO. NEEDS BETTER TRAINING

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UNION SAYS BOEING CO. NEEDS BETTER TRAINING

JOHN DAVIES | Apr 14, 1988 8:00PM EDT

A union that represents more than 7,000 production line workers at Boeing Co.'s jumbo jet factory sa

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