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The
bus strike's most important supporter
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THE
LEAST AMONG US SUPPORTING THE OPPRESSED — "Her name
is Jo. She lives at the women's shelter and takes the bus to Record
Street to eat. She has a heart condition that makes her legs swell
so it is hard for her to walk. She is articulate and easy to talk
to. She told me she takes the bus to go to her doctor. With the buses
not running, she didn't know how she would get there." (Photo
and caption by Teamsters Local 533 bus operator Mike Humes)
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of Concern: The Reno + Sparks Chamber of Commerce implores both sides
of the transit strike to come together and engage in good-faith bargaining
for the sake of our members and their employees, many of whom rely
on public transportation to maintain their jobs and sustain their
lives. |
—
Ann Silver,
Executive Director, Chamber Briefing 10/5/2021
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Bus
riders face disruptive schedule in strike's 2nd week
Negotiations
scheduled to resume October 7
By Kristin Oh / 10-5-2021 rgj.com / Reno Gazette-Journal front
page lead item above the fold 10-6-2021
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