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James Hoffa, Jr.

DET97090102- 1 SEPTEMBER 1997 - DETROIT,MICHIGAN,USA: James Hoffa, Jr., meets with fellow Teamsters during the annual Labor Day Parade in Detroit September 1st. Hoffa is running against current Teamsters president Ron Carey after the first election was declared void by election officials. UPI bp/Bill Pugliano

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