Another Nixon story challenged, January 10, 1959
January 10, 2009 | 6:00
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A strike at a Hollywood supermarket turns into a management lockout involving 1,000 grocery stores across Southern California that lasts for 28 days. The union negotiator charged that the lockout was aimed at crushing the clerks' union and forcing smaller markets out of business in favor of the "Big Dozen." |
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Larry Harnisch, you did not read the gun ad closely. It clearly states "Handguns may only be purchased in the store", not as your caption says "ordered over the phone--like a pizza!"
Posted by: Tom Jones | January 10, 2009 at 10:33 AM