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Vol. 64/No.34      September 11, 2000

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News articles

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• Phone workers gain in strike at Verizon
  Workers strengthen union rights in fight for contract
• Rightist attacks mark polarization in Germany
• Socialist candidate: 'Mobilize against cop brutality'
• Meat packers in St. Paul respond to bosses' attacks
• An appeal to 'Militant' readers
• New military-backed government in Fiji targets workers and farmers
• Clearing of New Zealand killer cop sparks outrage
• Protesters condemn killing by Toronto cops
• Perspectivamundial.com needs volunteers
• Vancouver meat packers stand up to lockout
• 'Militant' to launch drive for new readers
• Deadly Firestone tires point to profit drive
• Socialists in rail, steel unions take steps to join in with fighting working-class vanguard
• Miners expose bosses on coal dust hazards
• In California, Trowe meets packing workers
• Socialists file for Florida ballot spot
• 'Interests of two classes are irreconcilable'
• Arizona tomato workers vote for UFCW
• Farm workers march for rights in Washington
• FBI, Labor Department probe UAW in Detroit
• Farmers to USDA: pay our compensation now
• Steelworkers issue strike notice
• Miner killed at West Virginia prep plant
• Socialists launch effort to raise Pathfinder sales
  New pamphlet is at heart of campaign to sell books working people need
• Work of supporters of socialist movement is feature of conference
• Che's Bolivian diary by Pathfinder is 'better value'
• Socialists file for ballot status in New York
• St. Louis Teamsters win cement strike
• Record numbers of undocumented workers die crossing the U.S. border
• Locked-out Ohio Steelworkers to rally September 9
• Carpenters union pickets New York store (photo box)
• Harris joins Pittsburgh phone workers' picket (photo box)

 
 
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