Mr. Burke's expectations that the signs were printed in a union shop are
correct.  

After calling Colvin Roy's campaign office, I was informed that Impact
Printing is indeed a union shop and that the sign Mr. Burke refers to does
have a "union bug".  Also, 100% of Colvin Roy's literature, signage, etc.
is done by union labor.  So, hopefully, that should leave little doubt
about the use of a union printing shop.

As an aside , I have seen a number of lawn signs from a variety of
candidates that appear to have a "bleed-through" characteristic when the
sun hits the sign just right. Just never thought anything about it.  

Jan Pearson
Longfellow



At 03:40 PM 10/30/01 -0500, you wrote:
>A few days ago, my wife and I were out for a walk, and we passed one of
>the new(ish) Sandy Colvin Roy signs.  The sun was shining through the
>sign, so we noticed that these are the types of signs where the image
>from the other side of the sign bleeds through, so that there is a
>reversed ghost image visible behind the main image.
>
>My wife thought this was strange, since she had heard these
>"bleed-through" signs were the result of using non-union labor, and we
>would expect that Colvin Roy's signs would have been printed in a union
>shop.  So I took a look at the sign to show her the union label, and I
>couldn't find it.  We both looked, and all we could see was a logo for
>Impact Printing, but no union logo.
>
>So, I'd be very surprised to find out that a DFL and labor endorsed
>candidate wouldn't use union labor to print her signs, but I'd also be
>surprised to find out that a DFL and labor endorsed candidate wouldn't
>make sure the union put on their label.  Does anybody know what happened?
>
>Ed Burke
>Hiawatha
>
>
>
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