61.   The union made its argument over historical accuracy, but its real fear is of synthesizers and taped music.

62.   The union made major concessions.

63.   The union made sure that as baseball thrived, so did the players.

64.   The union will make a counteroffer in coming meetings, said union analyst Isobel White.

65.   The unions did make one big concession.

66.   Those are the same demands that the union has made in more than a dozen other local strikes over the last five years.

67.   Thursday, the union must make a decision.

68.   Unions might also make a new argument, that they represent not just employees but the service on which the company depends.

69.   Unlike earlier drives, the union this time made a point of mobilizing public support before it began organizing in earnest in the fields.

70.   Until the decision to seek a contract extension, the union had been making plans for strikes to begin at certain locations by the end of the week.