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Vol. 68/No. 22      June 7, 2004

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News articles

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• UMWA files for union vote at Co-Op mine in Utah
  Labor support expands for striking coal miners
• Point Blank workers in Florida defeat boss attempt to up medical costs
• Caracas book fair draws thousands, shows growing desire to broaden culture for toilers
• U.S. gov’t to give police access to federal spy files
• Farmers demand reopening of settlement on anti-Black discrimination
• U.S. general running prisons in Iraq suspended, removed from command
• Profit drive is reason for fatal Glasgow plant blast
• Israeli tanks, bulldozers invade Rafah
  Troops kill 45 Palestinians, leave 1,400 homeless in assault on Gaza refugee camp
• UN ‘unification’ plan defeated in Cyprus vote
• Uruguay senate rejects bill decriminalizing abortion
  Congress in Chile legalizes divorce, ‘morning-after’ pill
• Iraqi Kurds push for more autonomy
  Demand is used by occupying authorities to push for federated Iraq
• Telephone workers walk out at SBC in 13 U.S. states
• N.Y. hospital workers union tops reopen contract, give up wage raise
• Workers skimp on medicine as bosses up ‘co-payments’
• Why Attica prison exploded in 1971
• How U.S. military massacred prisoners at Koje Island during Korean War
• Final circulation drive figures
• A glimpse of ‘Swedish socialism’: unpaid labor is ‘practical education’
• Roosevelt used troops against 1941 strikes
• Great Society
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters

 
 
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