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Vol. 68/No. 4      February 2, 2004

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News articles

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• Striking Utah miners on labor tour in Bay Area
  San Jose Labor Council invites miners, backs UMWA-organizing fight
• Tokyo sends first combat troops abroad since 1945
• Los Angeles unions plan Jan. 31 rally to support striking grocery workers
• HQ Building Appeal hits $180,000, rapid collection of funds needed
• Washington wants airlines to turn over passenger records
• Opposition to U.S. gov’t foreign policy marks Summit of Americas in Mexico
• Morocco frees 12 Saharawi patriots
• Puerto Rican political prisoner wins release
• Haiti’s bicentennial marked by pro- and anti-gov’t rallies
• Ecuador: thousands protest gov’t austerity
• British Columbia paperworkers hold the line
• Salt Lake picket backs Co-Op strike
• 1957: Cop murder of Cuban revolutionary leader Frank País sparked mass explosion
• UK dairy farmers hold off cut to their income
• EU suit highlights ‘old,’ ‘new’ Europe division
• The fight against repression in Latin America
  Ten-year record of the U.S. Committee for Justice to Latin American Political Prisoners
• Abortion: the issue is women’s rights
  Thirty-one years since ‘Roe v. Wade’ —a victory in fight for women’s liberation
• ‘Evolution applies to social organization, too’
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Letters

 
 
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