Socialist Action, Vol. 7, No. 2
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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.
- Bush's 'new breeze' spells an 'ill wind' for civil rights p. 1
- S&L bailout, See page 3 · Sylvia Weinstein pp. 1–2
- Lynch mob is given the go-ahead · Michael Schreiber p. 2
- S&L bailout gives crooks a free ride · Hayden Perry p. 3
- 800 autoworkers meet to slam concessions · Carl Finamore p. 4
- [(continued from page 1) '70s. But these movements…] p. 4
- Pro-choice forces win court case against phony clinics p. 5
- Mobilize for April 9! p. 5
- Canadian elections: NDP snatched defeat from jaws of victory · Barry Weisleder p. 6
- [carried out only by attacking the Liberals, one…] p. 6
- 1919 Seattle general strike: For the first time in U.S., labor ruled a major city · Joseph Ryan pp. 7–8
- 'Maintenance of mixed a principal reason for crisis' p. 8
- Economic crisis sparks debate in ¡Nicaragua over revolution's course p. 8
- San Antonio workers protest p. 8
- Support builds for missing Mexican political activist · Adam Wood p. 9
- Mexico's rulers launch attack on oil workers · Roland Sheppard pp. 9–10
- As war heats up, Death Squads escalate terror p. 10
- Gorbachev uses earthquake tragedy to attack Armenians · Gerry Foley p. 11
- What is the Karabakh Committee? · Alexander Amerisov p. 11
- Soviet trade reforms enacted to lure capitalist investment first conquests of Russian · Alan Benjamin p. 12
- Why is monopoly on foreign trade important? · Hayden Perry pp. 12–14
- 'Don't worry, be happy' p. 14
- Our readers speak out p. 14
- [Where To FInd Us P.O. Box 16005 P.O…] p. 14
- Paying off pp. 14–15
- Black independent party sabotaged by Democrats · May May Gong p. 15
- NBIPP's Charter for Black Liberation p. 15