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Vol. 68/No. 1      January 12, 2004

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News articles

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• Co-Op strikers force gov’t to investigate mine safety
  Union-organizing battle spurred by dangerous job conditions
• At Christmas party, Co-Op miners get strong support from nearby UMWA local
• Co-Op miners salute striking meat packers
• Facing U.S.-British attack, Libya surrenders sovereignty, says will dismantle arms programs
  U.S. gov’t claims Pakistanis are key nuclear suppliers to Iran
• London to restructure military and tie operations to U.S. army
• Puerto Rican political prisoner Oscar López wins demand for medical care
• ‘The war party, working-class resistance, and building the communist movement’
  Public meeting launches new premises of New York Pathfinder Books
• Appeal hearing set for Cuban Five
• Polisario envoy speaks in Australia
• California: thousands protest repeal of drivers’ license law that aided immigrants
• Venezuela: proimperialist forces push recall referendum
• Tyson strikers hold holiday support rally
• U.S. courts rule: indefinite jailings of ‘enemy combatants’ are unconstitutional
• Grocery workers settle strike in East
• How swift action saved life of Cuban revolutionary leader Armando Hart
  Phone operators spoiled dictatorship’s plan to murder July 26 leader jailed in 1958
• Contribute to the $150,000 Headquarters Building Fund
• Genocide against the American Indians
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• The ‘Militant’ and the Cuban Revolution
  A 1978 interview with Joseph Hansen, one of the paper’s former editors
• How ‘anti-Bush’ London protests aided UK rulers

 
 
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