Socialist Action (US)

The monthly paper of Socialist Action, San Francisco, 1983–2010

Labor Support Us? Railroad Union Workers of America

Socialist Action, Vol. 9, No. 7, July 1991 · scan pp. 14–15 · about 203 words

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RAIL WORKERS EXCORIATE DEMOCRATS Minnesota's Democratic Party is called the Democratic Farmer Labor Party (DFL). This billboard, on a major St. Paul thoroughfare, was put up by Local Lodge 593 of the Transportation Communications Union (railroad clerks employed by Burlington Northern Railroad). It decries the role of Minnesota's Democratic Party politicians in the U.S. Congress who voted for last April's bi-partisan, strikebreaking House Joint Resolution 222. The resolution ordered an end to the nationwide rail strike and sent 235,000 rail unionists back to work without a new contract. 14 SOCIALIST ACTION JULY 1991 more than twice, the parents will be cited and have to appear in court on a misdemeanor charge. If the parent or parents are found guilty, the misdemeanor will be recorded permanently on their record Writing in the June 6 issue of the Pioneer Press, Lt. Robert Fletcher, commander of the police department's juvenile unit, cites two main reasons for tightening curfew enforcement. "First and foremost," he says, "it's a child-safety issue. There are a number of kids exposed to a variety of negative influences-drugs NAHGE ACTION SUAR Thousands take to the th No more backalley stora Name Addre City Clip : San 1

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← Contents of Vol. 9, No. 7, July 1991

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