Arthur Schwartz, an attorney for the union Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100, leveled the threat in a letter to city Corporation Counsel Steve Banks on If the City Council moves ahead with approving legislation to ban horse carriages in Central Park on Thursday, as it is all but certain to do, the union representing.
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Arthur Schwartz, an attorney for the union Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100, leveled the threat in a letter to city Corporation Counsel Steve Banks on If the City Council moves ahead with approving legislation to ban horse carriages in Central Park on Thursday, as it is all but certain to do, the union representing.
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