On Mon, 13 Nov 1995, John L Gulick] wrote:
For those of you interested in U.S. organized labor's "new direction"
under the Sweeney/Trumka leadership, see the article in today's _NYT_
about the labor bosses paying a visit to the Boeing strike in Everett,
WA. Renewed militancy, perhaps, but
Thanks to Jim Westrich for that note. I didn't get your personal address so
I apologize for replying to the list. In terms of understanding the reasons
for Medicaid growth since 1988, what do you think of Holohan, et al's book
_Medicaid Since 1980_ put out by the Urban Institute. I have it,
Boycotting Shell is a great idea but
I don't think I could buy Shell oil if I wanted to. Exxon appears to have the
DC market locked up. I'd have a hard time convincing myself that shifting my
business from Shell to Exxon produced a net political gain anyway.
The Nigerian experience is not
The argument in favor of contracting out (with reference to the Boeing strike)
is very similar to the argument against unionism in general. Conservative
opponents of unions claim that they are simply organizations designed to
privilege their own members, erecting a wall against competition from
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CHILDREN'S DEFENSE FUND
November 13, 1995
***FLASH
September 1995
Lightning at the End of the Tunnel:
U.S. Military Involvement in Mexico's Quagmire Deepens
by Peter Lumsdaine
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Calls for a boycott of Shell and an oil embargo certainly would be a potent
symbol of moral outrage, but its not at all clear that they would be
effective. Can anyone thing of an oil embargo that successfully brought
down a regime? The embargo against Iraq has yet to appreciably change
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You may have noticed the op-ed in the Wall St Journal by a Richard
Vedder, who apparently creating arguments for the Joint Economic
Committee in favor on abandoning progressivity in federal taxation.
His article makes several claims about state taxation:
1. "A state can dramatically improve
I have been kicking around the idea of eleminating the states
as an economic initiative. While I realize that this is not
a feasible initiative, I have also considered the possibility
of a federal ban on all state taxation. I believe that there
would be considerable benefit to this sort of
COSATU DECLARES INDEPENDENCE FROM AFL-CIO
After a dispute with the African American Labor
Center -- which is run by the AFL-CIO but funded mainly
by the U.S. government -- the South African labor
federation COSATU refused to send a representative to
October's AFL-CIO convention. COSATU
On Wed, 15 Nov 1995, Richard Ira Lavine wrote:
You may have noticed the op-ed in the Wall St Journal by a Richard
Vedder, who apparently creating arguments for the Joint Economic
Committee in favor on abandoning progressivity in federal taxation.
His article makes several claims about
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