AFL-CIO Chief Has Flu
United Press International
WASHINGTON —
AFL-CIO President Lane Kirkland canceled a series of speeches this week because of a lingering case of flu that required a brief hospital stay, spokesman Rex Hardesty said Tuesday. He said that Kirkland, 66, was expected to return to work later in the week.
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