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Utah miners fight mass firings days before union election UMWA: ‘blatant retaliation’ by bosses against union backers   U.S. jets drop 1-ton bombs near Iraq-Syria border; strike Fallujah, Mosul   U.S. spying bill expands police powers   Brazil: 8,000 march to demand land, protest murder of five militants by armed thugs of big landowners   Company greed killed coal miners in Utah 20 years since Wilberg mine disaster; how Emery Mining Corp. tried to hide facts A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 68/No. 48December 28, 2004   News articles Utah miners fight mass firings days before union election UMWA: ‘blatant retaliation’ by bosses against union backers U.S. jets drop 1-ton bombs near Iraq-Syria border; strike Fallujah, Mosul U.S. spying bill expands police powers Brazil: 8,000 march to demand land, protest murder of five militants by armed thugs of big landowners Company greed killed coal miners in Utah 20 years since Wilberg mine disaster; how Emery Mining Corp. tried to hide facts London presses for IRA disarmament Iceland teachers end strike after back-to-work order Refugees in Canada protest deportations (photo box) Long Island county tries to make local cops ‘la migra’ U.S. credit card debts, home equity loans soar U.S. gov’t opposes Venezuela arms purchases New facts point to U.S. backing of 2002 coup against elected gov’t in Caracas ‘Homeland security’ chief nominee dumped after admitting he hired immigrant nanny, paid no taxes Many U.S. coal miners welcome the ‘Militant’ SWP mayoral candidate on L.A. ballot Over the top, more to go on Militant Fighting Fund! Wilberg mine was notorious for safety violations 33 miners, rescuers die in blast at China mine Workers at Case tractor plants in Midwest locked out U.S. ‘Abortion Non-Discrimination Act’ further undermines right to choose Telephone workers strike in Argentina Worldwide hunger increases amidst production boom Why communists don’t call for a vote for British Labour Party Great society 25 and 50 years ago Why communists don’t call for a vote for British Labour Party Letters         Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home