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Vol. 67/No. 35      October 13, 2003

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News articles

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• Locked-out coal miners in Utah fight for union
  Demand reinstatement of fired workers, safe conditions
• Utah miners address UMWA convention
• Venezuela: fired oil bosses evicted from government-funded housing
  Pro-imperialist opposition exploits move in its drive against Chávez
• U.S. government jails three men stationed at Guantánamo prison camp
• Socialist Workers candidate for governor of California says: ‘Nationalize the energy industry!’
• Fund appeal for digital camera: first contributions start rolling in
  Reaps fruits in Venezuela reporting trip photos
• ‘Militant’ launches eight-week drive to sell 950 subscriptions
• Maori assert rights to the sea’s riches
• Al-Arian wins access to wiretap tapes
• Paper workers in Vancouver vote for contract after 4-month strike
• Seattle city council candidate gains exemption from disclosure
• Machinists at Hexcel end contract strike
• Vietnam ships 3,000 computers to Cuba
• Unionists hold conference to found Workers Party of Venezuela (photo box)
• Unionists, youth seek out Calero in Sweden, Iceland
• ‘El Español’ covers Calero’s Sydney visit
• New Zealand gov’t uses ‘secret evidence’ to seek deportation of Algerian refugee
• Fund campaigners close in on $80,000 goal
• Immigrant rights supporters join rallies across the country to kick off Freedom Ride (photo box)
• Socialist candidate for Houston mayor is on ballot
• Miami meeting builds support for Cuban Five (photo box)
• Cuban foreign minister condemns U.S. embargo at New York meeting
• Union:‘Court ruling won’t stop fight for justice at Smithfield’
• Ottawa threatens deportation of Basques
• New York rally protests summary deportation of workers applying for citizenship
• Soviet bureaucracy spurred anti-Semitism
• Great Society
• Film depicts kidnapping of Aboriginal children
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters

 
 
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