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The proposed WorldCom/MCI merger should be rejected because it would allow the combined company to wield monopoly control over essential Internet backbone services, consumer advocate Ralph Nader and Morton Bahr, president of the Communications Workers of America, declared today at a symposium of top

This year, the Communications Workers of America will negotiate contracts covering nearly 400,000 workers at the nation's largest telecommunications employers. This is the largest round of bargaining in any industry this year.

Following is the statement of Morton Bahr, president of the Communications Workers of America, on the decision by the European Commission to conduct a Phase II, four-month investigation of the proposed mega-merger between MCI Communications and WorldCom Inc.:

The Newspaper Guild-CWA has named the 1997 winner of its prestigious Heywood Broun award. Ted Wendling, Joan Mazzolini and Dave Davis, reporters for the Cleveland Plain Dealer, were selected for their series of articles exposing flaws in the nation's organ allocation and transplant system.