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P.O. Box 1046 GMF Boston, MA 02205 (617) 389-4075 Chicago Socialist Action Box 80 B, 2520 N. Lincoln Chicago, IL 60614 Cincinnati Socialist Action P.O. Box 27053 Cincinnati, OH 45227 (513) 242-9043 Cleveland Socialist Action P.O. Box 6151 Cleveland, OH 44101 (216) 429-2167 Grand Rapids Socialist Action P.O. Box 3505 Grand Rapids, MI 49501 Los Angeles Socialist Action P.O. Box 60605 Terminal Annex Los Angeles, CA 90060 (213) 250-4608 Minneapolis Socialist Action P.O. Box 14087 Dinkytown Station Minneapolis, MN 55414 New York Socialist Actic P.O. Box 20209, Ca. Finance 693 Columbus Ave New York, NY 10025 Phoenix Socialist Action P.O. Box 5161 Phoenix, AZ 85010 (602) 263-5190 San Francisco Socialist Action 3435 Army Street, Rm. 31 San Francisco, CA 94110 (415) 821-0458 party's current problems by rushing into programmatic regroupments with small, or not so small, radical petty-bourgeois parties.

These parties seek to limit the independent mobilization of the working class to the most limited "anti-imperialist" or "anti-oligarchic"' demands. Nearly every one of them sees sectors of the national bourgeoisie as political allies of the workers.

The success of the PT in organizing on the basis of a program of working-class independence has sent chills up the spines not only of the capitalICIALIST ACTION top eight elected officers were also women. Founding president Baldemar Velasquez was unanimously re-elected.

Several changes were adopted in FLOC's convention to make it easier for farmworkers to participate in future conventions. One changed the date of the next convention to coincide with the slack season for farmworkers. Another decreased the amount of time a farmworker needs to be a member in order to be elected as a convention delegate.

Shirley Pasholk, Cleveland OCTOBER 1985

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