Veteran Labor Journalist David Bacon, December, 1998: Judge overturns company union victory in Watsonville
San Jose Mercury Ne: State shrinks buffer zone for use of pesticides
Gov.-elect Davis names UFW’s Rodriguez to ‘elite panel’ crafting policy on water and agricultural matters
November 20, 1998 Gov.-elect Davis names UFW’s Rodriguez to ‘elite panel’ crafting policy on water and agricultural matters United Farm Workers President Arturo Rodriguez issued the following comment Friday from the union’s Keene, Calif. headquarters after Gov.-elect Gray Davis
Modesto Bee: UFW calls for Gallo action
Associated Press: Growers and workers preparing for another season of unrest
Telegram-Tribune: Gallo history not an issue, Cal Poly says
Metro Santa Cr: Inspired by grower funding of front groups…
Telegram-Tribune: Growers and workers preparing for another season of unrest
Chavez’s successor rallies support for West Coast berry workers cause among labor, political & religious leaders
Thursday November 12, in New York Chavez’s successor rallies support for West Coast berry workers cause among labor, political & religious leaders United Farm Workers President Arturo Rodriguez spends a whirlwind day in New York City Thursday urging top
Farm labor board expected to uphold ruling invalidating strawberry vote
Nov. 10, 1998 Farm labor board expected to uphold ruling invalidating strawberry vote Members of the Agricultural Labor Relations Board are expected to affirm a Nov. 5 decision by a hearing judge throwing out last summer’s election at Coastal
San Francisco Chronicle: Judge Quashes Workers’ Vote for Strawberry Union 162 employees missed in election
Santa Cruz County Sentin: Records back UFW claims: Growers aided fight against union
Santa Cruz County Sentin: Coastal Berry Union Ballot is Invalidated
San Diego Union Tribu: 3 decades after Chavez hunger strike, UFW wages old battle
Celebrities, Latino labor & political leaders form East L.A. ‘human billboard’ line for Davis on day before the election
12 noon Monday, November 2 Celebrities, Latino labor & political leaders form East L.A. ‘human billboard’ line for Davis on day before the election East Los Angeles voters will witness a last-minute appeal for Gray Davis from dozens of
Los Angeles Tim: Where Have We Seen That Centrist Style Before? By GEORGE SKELTON
East L.A. students help turn out new immigrant Latino voters in breakthrough labor drive
12:15 pm. Saturday, October 17, 1998 East L.A. students help turn out new immigrant Latino voters in breakthrough labor drive Dozens of Eastside students will join labor and political leaders, and two Hollywood celebrities in an exciting new campaign