News

It’s dubbed “Rolling Thunder,” and if Jim Hightower’s vision comes true, it’ll be a revolutionary storm, one that keeps getting bigger, stronger and louder as it moves across the country.

No Sweat at SweatX
What Ben & Jerry did for ice cream, the Ben half of the socially conscious duo is now trying to do for the clothing industry.

Ted J. Watkins, retired executive assistant to CWA President Morton Bahr, died at his home in Manalapan, N.J., on March 24, following a lengthy illness. He was 82.

Dennis Carney, a CWA representative who has flown hundreds of physically or mentally challenged children in his private plane, has retired. His telecommunications and union staff career spanned 38 years. Carney, 57, worked for the Northern Pittsburgh Telephone Co.

The Newspaper Guild-CWA is presenting the first Herbert L. Block Award to Vanessa Leggett, the freelance journalist who served 168 days in a Texas prison after refusing a court order to surrender her notes for a true crime book on a high-profile homicide.