Socialist Action, Vol. 9, No. 8
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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.
- AFL-CIO predicts 200,000 for Solidarity Day in D.C · Carl Finamore p. 1
- Nat'l Organization for Women calls for giant mobilization in Spring 1992 · Shirley Pasholk p. 1
- Living in poverty is a very personal thing p. 2
- Gorbachev and the G-7 conference: Lots of promises, but little cash · Nat Weinstein pp. 3–4
- Teamsters convention: Is a sleeping giant awakening? · Hal Mercer p. 4
- Interview with S.F. socialist mayoral candidate p. 4
- Solidarity Day '91 p. 5
- Gov't imposes concessions contract on rail workers · Lynn Henderson p. 5
- Women's right to choose is restricted in 45 states p. 6
- N.O.W. calls mobilization for Spring 92 · Joni Jacobs pp. 7–8
- Did Belgrade regime provoke secession of Croatia, Slovenia? · Gerry Foley p. 8
- The impact of Stalinism's legacy · Gerry Foley pp. 8–9
- Civil War p. 8
- Civil War in Yugoslavia pp. 9–10
- War in Yugoslavia · May May Gong pp. 10–11
- Free Geronimo Pratt! Panther Party), which had been p. 11
- Callf. river goes belly up after train derailment spills poisons · Hayden Perry p. 11
- Soviet bureaucrats announce new political project to spur restoration of capitalism · Gerry Foley p. 12
- Largest migration in history occurs as workers from poor nations seek jobs, decent wages · Hayden Perry pp. 12–13
- South Korean students, workers demand repressive gou't resign · Sam Inman pp. 13–14
- Third World debt crisis kills millions every year p. 14
- [SOCIALIST ACTION AUGUST 1991 13 welfare and subsidies…] pp. 14–15
- Do the visual arts have a future? · Franklin Balch p. 15
- [Back to Normal, a play by the San…] · Carole Seligman pp. 15–16
- Our readers speak out pp. 16–17
- As South African regime is rocked by scandal: Which way forward for the ANC? · Michael Schreiber p. 17