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Issuance Date Case Numbersort descending Judge Disposition
Issuance Date August 6, 1996 Case Number WA-CO-50300, WA-CA-50302 Judge Eli Nash Jr. Disposition Final
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NATIONAL TREASURY EMPLOYEES UNION and STUART E. BERNSEN
Issuance Date October 31, 1996 Case Number WA-CO-50307 Judge William B. Devaney Disposition Final
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TIDEWATER VIRGINIA FEDERAL EMPLOYEES METAL TRADES COUNCIL, INTERNATIONAL BROTHERHOOD OF ELECTRICAL WORKERS, LOCAL 734 and STEPHEN SQUIRES
Issuance Date February 14, 1996 Case Number WA-CO-50463 Judge Garvin Lee Oliver Disposition Final
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AMERICAN FEDERATION OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYEES, LOCAL 3615, AFL-CIO and JEAN-CLAUDE AUMONT

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