Chronological: Metal Trades Council, Honolulu, 1992-08-23
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1992
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This folder contains a statement by U.S. Senator Daniel K. Inouye to the Metal Trades Council where he talks about labor-related legislation, budgets, the recession, the Striker Replacement Act, the Family and Medical Leave Act, along with Hawai'i's unemployment rate. Inouye also talks about the building of a mass transit system on Hawai'i Island and the building of the H-3 on O'ahu, which he feels will provide jobs for the people of Hawai'i. Inouye also talks about the construction of various college campus buildings and the fight to keep military installments operating.
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Unemployment., Local transit., Work., Legislation., College campuses
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11 Pages
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Hawaii.
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Speeches, Box SP10, Folder 2
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Table of Contents
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