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...School's chapter of the National Lawyer's Guild co-hosted the conference, which marked the anniversary of the start of the U.S. troop withdrawal from Vietnam ten years...
Catholic Writer and Artist Guild...
...when 26 groups with some 20 million members formed Citizens Against Nuclear War, a national organization backing a freeze proposal. The groups include the National Education Association, the American Jewish Congress, the American Association of University Women, the Amalgamated Clothing and Textile Workers Union, the Y.W.C.A. and the Newspaper Guild...
...concern that the company was stressing profitability and the value of its privately held stock above journalistic quality. "It came as a complete shock," said Brent Stahl, a news research analyst and staffer with the paper's respected Minnesota Poll, which is also being axed. The local Newspaper Guild polled its members and produced a vote of "no confidence" in the paper's publisher, Donald Dwight. But City Editor Bob Franklin, asked if he could continue to operate with the reduced staff, grimly replied, "We can and we will...
...faces the same bleak economic picture. Industrial recovery, as Chrysler learned, can come through close cooperation with organized labor. Yet President Reagan, formerly of the Screen Actors Guild, seems to have no more regard for unions than his counterpart across the Atlantic Reagan's wholesale liquidation of the air controllers union. PATCO, and his proposals for a flexible minimum wage and child labor standards fly in the face of trade union principles...