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The home comprises five bedrooms and six baths, including a first-floor master suite, theater room and butler's pantry, garage and finished walkout basement in addition to an open sleeping porch.
Looking to strengthen its bargaining position with the city, a union that staged a two-day walkout this summer received support Tuesday for a possible future strike from the Los Angeles County Federation of Labor, AFL-CIO.
A possible catalyst for these actions may be Walkout, the recent HBO film that tells the 1968 story of student walkouts in East Los Angeles to protest prejudice and school conditions (The Daily News, March 30, 2006).
 
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