Ebelina Daniel, 51, of New York, a home-care worker and member of the American Federation of State, County and Municipal Employees, said she especially liked the parts of Gore's speech urging greater availability of day care and an end to the use of replacement workers in strikebound companies.
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In 1984 he directed his first feature film, " Strikebound ", a dramatisation of a 1930s coal miners strike, which he wrote based on his mother's book, " Dead Men Don't Dig Coal " ( unpublished ), and his own research into unionism in the industry.
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A scene that " had become characteristic of the strikebound capital " was " the sight of many hundreds of men lining the banks of the river Erbo fishing with long sticks and lengths of string . " By the start of May, 30, 000 families hadn't made " a centimo in a month ."
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Late Sunday, the Histadrut had yet to decide exactly what will be strikebound, but it is likely that government offices will close, trains will stop running, garbage will pile up in the streets, banks and post offices will be closed, electricity and phone breakdowns will not be repaired, border crossings, airports and sea ports will close and some hospitals could be forced to run with a skeleton staff.
