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• The Hargrove-Shaver story keeps rolling strikes, beginning with the heavy media coverage in Reno.
• The first of the rolling strikes had been scheduled to begin Tuesday and go through Thursday.
• The so-called rolling strike added a few hundred workers at a time over the last several days.
• A labor leader pledged the support of British workers Friday for a series of rolling strikes in Germany.
• About 15, 000 of the German civilians work for the Americans, who were hardest hit by the rolling strikes.
• In Everett, a 4 {-minute, rolling strike chant echoed periodically through the cavernous plant where 747s, 767s and 777s are built.
• Meanwhile, demonstrations continued at other Boston-area buildings serviced by Unicco as part of the rolling strikes that began a week ago Monday.
• The union, asserting that worker concessions have gone far enough, has developed its CHAOS strategy by calling a rolling strike by flight attendants.
• The rolling strikes are expected to continue Friday at Harbor-UCLA Medical Center and Tuesday at Olive View-UCLA Medical Center and County-USC Medical Center.
• Venezuela's largest labor federation said Wednesday it would stage rolling strikes across the country before it calls a nationwide general strike, probably in July.
• The Fire Brigade Union plans to begin a series of rolling strikes next week in support of its demand for a 40 percent pay increase.
• Teachers ended their latest strike Thursday but the 1-million-strong Venezuelan Workers Confederation announced rolling strikes to support a costly 16-day-old walkout at steel giant Sidor.
• The cordiality contrasted with a bitter situation four years ago, when the flight attendants union carried out a rolling strike as talks dragged on for years.
• Union Local 1877 planned a " rolling strike " in which members walked off their jobs in one downtown building after another, union representative Blanca Gallegos said.
• Blocking roads from Sicily to Turin, Fiat workers around Italy staged rolling strikes Friday to demand the troubled carmaker cancel plans to lay off another 8, 100 people.
• The first week of the strike was marked by a series of " rolling strikes " in which janitors shut down more and more buildings as each day went by.
• Talking of rolling strikes, the closing of roads, cinemas, theaters, shops and schools, Korac said : " We know it's a high-risk game, but we know we have no alternative.
• Anthony Gow-Gates, advisor to the National Jockeys'Council that called the snap strike early Saturday morning, said rolling strikes like the one held Saturday could continue over the next few weekends.
• The union's last national strike campaign came a year ago, when it staged 10 days of rolling strikes over wages that hit major auto manufacturers such as DaimlerChrysler and Porsche.
• They began walking off the job Monday night and say their " rolling strike " will grow building by building until most of Los Angeles County is without cleaning services by Friday.