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Meat packers press for union victory in St. Paul Dakota Premium bosses step up antiunion propaganda   Socialists launch ballot drive in New York   Protests push back rightist march in Northern Ireland   Marchers in Mississippi: Black youth was lynched Jack Barnes on working class and transformation of learning   Striking miners: 'They haven't loaded one coal train'   A socialist newsweekly published in the interests of working people Vol. 64/No. 29July 24, 2000   News articles Meat packers press for union victory in St. Paul Dakota Premium bosses step up antiunion propaganda Socialists launch ballot drive in New York Protests push back rightist march in Northern Ireland Marchers in Mississippi: Black youth was lynched 'Independence for Puerto Rico is in the interests of U.S. working people' SWP presidential candidate James Harris speaks at UN hearings on decolonization Strikes against austerity rock Nigeria Swedish trial of youths attacks rights Bay Area health-care workers strike 5,000 in Michigan blast killing of Black man Miami trade ban with Cuba struck down UNITE strikers in Florida win support Chicago laundry workers strike for a union 2,200 unionists walk out at Vancouver hotels SWP presidential candidate Harris talks with meat packers and farmers in Iowa Trowe joins NY pro-choice action, meets young fighters Socialists discuss steps to merge party's activity with worker and farmer fightback Ohio conference to highlight working-class resistance, building the communist movement Pathfinder Reprint volunteers step up output, hone skills Miners: 'They haven't loaded one coal train' Indiana electrical workers stand firm in face of power company lock-out Steelworkers hear tentative proposals to settle lockout by Kaiser Aluminum Vancouver protesters denounce anti-choice attack (photo box) U.S. bases in Okinawa draw protests (photo box)       Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home