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Remaking the Labor Movement: Which Direction For Organized Labor?
News
March 1, 1999
Essays on Organizing, Outreach and Internal Transformations
Edited by Bruce Nissen
Wayne State University Press, Detroit
264 pages, soft cover, $28.95
Edited by Bruce Nissen
Wayne State University Press, Detroit
264 pages, soft cover, $28.95
Organized Labor, from A to Z
News
March 1, 1999
The Lexicon of Labor
by Robert Emmett Murray
New Press, New York
207 pages, soft cover, $13.95
A former Newspaper Guild-CWA local president has literally written the book from "A" to "Z" on the labor movement.
by Robert Emmett Murray
New Press, New York
207 pages, soft cover, $13.95
A former Newspaper Guild-CWA local president has literally written the book from "A" to "Z" on the labor movement.
Correction
News
March 1, 1999
The CWA News in the February 1999 issue inadvertently identified Nancy Rocha as president of The Newspaper Guild-CWA Local 32100, the Translators and Interpreters Guild. In fact, on Jan. 1, 1999, Alan Gleason succeeded Ms. Rocha, who now serves TTIG as vice president.
In My Opinion: Gore 2000 - For CWA, an Easy Choice
News
March 1, 1999
CWA's Executive Board voted on Feb. 14 to endorse Vice President Al Gore for the presidency in the 2000 election (read related article in this issue of CWA News).Heywood Broun Award Goes to Reporter Who Solved 33-Year-Old Klan Murder Case
Press Release
The 1998 Heywood Broun Award for distinguished journalism has been won by Jerry Mitchell, reporter for The Clarion-Ledger in Jackson, Mississippi, for extensive reporting on the Ku Klux Klan that resulted in the murder conviction of Imperial Wizard Sam Bowers.