James P. Hoffa
DET97111702- 17 NOVEMNER 1997 - DETROIT, MICHIGAN, USA: James P. Hoffa meets with the press to declare that Teamsters Union President Ron Carey should be immediately removed from office following the decision today of a judge that barred Carey from seeking reelection November 17th. UPI bp/Bill Pugliano
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