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Vol. 64/No.9      March 6, 2000

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News articles

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• 80,000 march to oppose U.S. navy in Vieques
• Big interest in books at fair in Cuba
• Truckers take their demands to Washington
• Unions in South Africa protest job losses
• SPEEA stands firm, Boeing worried
• Farm workers wage strike against anti-immigrant violence in Spain
• Pathfinder volunteers set new goal for 2000
• Coal miners press fight to save jobs in Cape Breton
• Saskatchewan farmers protest, demand that Ottawa increase government assistance
• Protests in Lebanon hit U.S. support of Israeli bombings
• Clinton rejects moratorium on death penalty
• Ny International to be celebrated
• UPS told: hire 2000
• Rightists defend anti-gay legislation in UK
• Mexican peasants halt cops' attack {photo box}
• Des Moines rally backs new trial for Mumia Abu-Jamal
• Protest scores stabbing attack
• Nader announces campaign for president
• Chinese protest Japanese denial of Nanking massacre
• National referendum voted down in Zimbabwe
• Cohen debates missile plan with Europeans
• Book fair meeting launches 'Making History'
• 'Making History' shows caliber of men and women who made Cuban revolution 
  Book is for workers, farmers, youth who want to learn to fight more effectively
• Meetings to celebrate new Pathfinder titles
• Buchanan advances as Ventura exits Reform Party
• Mass rebuff to fascist party in Austria
• Damning evidence, cops' contrived testimony mark Diallo murder trial
• Unionists build affirmative action march
• Steelworkers strong in Duluth strike
• Steelworkers build March 25 rally in Ohio
• Kannapolis workers adopt contract
• Radio Canada strikers: 'We're stronger'
• Peruvian workers clash with police {photo box}

 
 
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