Socialist Action, Vol. 4, No. 9
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Contents
Divided into articles by machine, from the type sizes on the page: a headline can be misread, and a box, advert or caption can end up inside the article next to it. Titles in square brackets are the opening words, where the headline could not be read.
- U.S. hedges on S. Africa, backs Nicaragua 'takeover' p. 1
- USX demands takebacks; Steelworkers locked out · Marie Weigand p. 1
- Ortega in Chicago responds to critics p. 2
- 'Oh, the clever little devils' · Sylvia Weinstein p. 2
- Socialist Continuity pp. 2–3
- Sandinistas struggle fo Justice p. 2
- Farmers' plight reveals crisis of overproduction · Nat Weinstein p. 3
- Conglomerates milk the health industry · Hayden Perry p. 4
- 'Cooling off' extended in Guilford rail dispute · Art LeClair p. 4
- GM threatens closure to force concessions · Mike Fliss p. 4
- LTV Steel retreats under strong union pressure · Marie Weigand p. 5
- Postal workers back Hormel strikers p. 5
- 500 rally in Cincinnati · Kate Curry p. 6
- Protest targets unsafe Fernald uranium plant p. 6
- Coors responds to boycott with image polishing pp. 6–7
- International Chile: 13 years after the Pinochet coup p. 7
- Tragedy of t Chilean 'experi · Jeff Mackler pp. 8–9
- Tragedy of the Chilean 'experiment' p. 10
- Crisis of the left in the U.S. - West Coast conference steers activists to Democrats · Joseph Ryan p. 11
- Impeach Rambo p. 11
- [loe Ryan/Socialist Action are living in a "conservative…] pp. 11–13
- France's 'cohabitation' government showing strain · Jacques Monod p. 13
- Berkeley anti-apartheid activist speaks: «We don't look to liberal politicians for support' p. 14
- WANTED: 100 NEW International VIEWPOINT p. 14
- OUR REVOLUTIONARY CONTINUITY Moscow Trials: 50 years later · Suzanne Forsyth pp. 15–16
- Our readers speak out · Hayden Perry pp. 16–17
- Reagan's war on drugs masks blows to civil rights Big Brother p. 17