Star Telegram : The other Bush stirs talk, too
Knight-Ridder/Tribune News Service: Farm workers still face challenges 30 years later
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Bakersfield Californian: Alliance coming up roses
San Jose Mercury News: Farmers, workers seem to agree contractors’ rules should be stricter
San Jose Mercury News: Farm workers face hard times: Middlemen maximize profits by paying as little as possible
Portland Oregonian : Separate campaigns seek amnesty for farm workers: As Sen. Gordon Smith proposes legal residency for some laborers, union members renew calls for a general immigration pardon
KGET Ch. 17: Pesticide applicator says women farm workers faked poisoning illnesses
Bakersfield Californian: UFW wants spraying company grounded
La Opinion (TRANSLATION) : Farmworkers become ill by effect of pesticides They still have not recovered from the compound Lorsban that they inhaled one week ago
Fresno Bee : Analysis reveals pesticide drifted Officials to find out whether copter’s spray or earlier application made farmworkers ill.
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Bakersfield Californian: Pesticide sprayed on workers; 24 taken to emergency room
Bakersfield Californian: Hearings of farm labor violations proceed without presence of United Farm Workers
UFW & labor help kick off battle for new amnesty law as some 1,000 workers attend a ‘town hall’ meeting in Fresno
5 p.m. Tuesday, June 6, at Fresno Fair GroundsLabor kicks off big battle for a newamnesty law as some 1,000 workersattend ‘town hall’ meeting in Fresno A nationwide campaign by America’s labor movement to win amnesty for undocumented workers
Santa Rosa Press Democrat: UFW may seek Gallo boycott
UFW Pres. Rodriguez leads Sunday march targeting drive to win a contract at Gallo
Begins at 9 a.m. Sunday, June 4, in Santa RosaUFW Pres. Rodriguez leads Sunday marchtargeting drive to win contract at Gallo A six-year battle by vineyard workers to win a union contract with Gallo of Sonoma will be the
UFW & labor help kick off battle for new amnesty law as some 1,000 workers attend a ‘town hall’ meeting in Salinas
3:30-6 p.m. Saturday, June 3UFW & labor help kick off battle fornew amnesty law as some 1,000 workersattend a ‘town hall’ meeting in Salinas A nationwide campaign by America’s labor movement to win amnesty for undocumented workers will be
Sacramento Bee: Bill targeting farm labor violations stalls: workers would have been able to sue grower
UFW backs Speaker Hertzberg’s plan to move farm labor contractor issue to conference committee
June 1, 2000 UFW backs Speaker Hertzberg’splan to move farm labor contractorissue to conference committee United Farm Workers President Arturo S. Rodriguez issued the following statement today from the union’s Keene, Calif. headquarters near Bakersfield. At the request of
Santa Rosa Press Democrat: Gallo farm workers allege mistreatment
Hearing with state pesticide chief into plight of Earlimart victims from 11/3 mass poisoning incident
6 p.m. Wednesday, May 31, 2000, in EarlimartHearing with state pesticide chiefinto plight of Earlimart victimsfrom Nov. 13 mass poisoning incident Residents in the farm worker town of Earlimart who are still suffering from a mass pesticide poisoning last
Mushroom worker kids leads hundreds marching down Oxnard streets for a better life with a UFW contract
4 p.m. Wednesday, May 31, in OxnardMushroom worker kids lead hundredsmarching down Oxnard streets for abetter life with a UFW contract A march by hundreds community members led by more than 150 children of low-paid mushroom workers will hit