---

Vol. 68/No. 17      May 4, 2004

---

News articles

---

• Utah miners score victory, defeat ban on picket trailer
  UMWA-organized workers push back bosses’ attack on strike
• Bipartisan 9-11 hearings boost domestic spying, powers of federal political police
• How U.S. gov’t has restricted access to abortion nationwide: report from Pittsburgh
• Bush, Kerry back Tel Aviv’s settlement plan
• White House vows to press offensive against Iraqi cities
• Is biology a woman’s destiny?
• UN Cyprus plan: foreign troops to stay
• Greece: workers wage one-day general strike
• Garment workers at Point Blank in Florida win union recognition and first contract (photo box)
• ANC landslide in South Africa election
• Iceland gov’t pushes bills to expand police powers
• Black farmers in Alabama press fight for land
• Strikers vow to keep Co-Op picket line
  Utah ‘Sun Advocate’ covers miners’ strike
• ‘Militant’ sales campaign nears 1,000 subscriptions
• ‘Militant’ supporters pick up fund drive pace
• Cuban leaders assessed failure of ’58 strike
  Shifted center of July 26 Movement leadership from cities to Sierra Maestra
• ‘Militant’ welcomes new staff member
• Cubans saw solidarity to Africa as ‘duty’
  ‘Conflicting Missions’ author speaks in New York on Cuba’s internationalism
• ‘Revolution unleashes artistic freedom’
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Social Security as a political, moral question
• Letters

 
 
Front page (for this issue) | Home | Text-version home