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Although unions were built on colorful characters, the men behind a would-be union aiming to represent airport security workers seem somewhat unconventional. The founders include a veteran organizer whose last union took out a restraining order against him, a law-school graduate who failed the bar, and a handful of dot-com refugees. Their attorney is best-known for suing over a sign-language-fluent gorilla's alleged nipple fetish. Together, they're on a mission to repeal a city law that unions love.
May 20, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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