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951886P.pdf   07/18/1996  BE&K Construction  v.  United Brotherhood
   U.S. Court of Appeals Case No:  95-1886
                          and No:  95-1944
   Eastern District of Arkansas   
   Labor law - There was no evidence carpenters' union participated in
   convincing company to break its contract with plaintiffs and other
   union, which was present and did speak against plaintiffs was not
   carpenters' agent; state law claim for tortious interference with
   contract was preempted by federal law; on claim that statements by
   union were an illegal secondary boycott, district court erred in
   admitting a tape concerning a riot in Minnesota since the tape was
   prejudicial and misleading; this claim remanded for a new trial.