UFW calls for boycott of Windmill Mushrooms
News Coverage
- 07/22/1998 Sacramento B: State board to refree rival union’s turf war
- 07/22/1998 Fresno B: UFW’s fight with rival union moves to Sacramento
- 07/22/1998 San Jose Mercury Ne: Lawmakers, UFW fighting union election
- 07/21/1998 San Jose Mercury Ne: UFW says workers group plot of anti-union growers
- 07/21/1998 San Francisco Chronic: Anti-UFW Group Threatens to Spoil Berry Campaign They want to be represented by independent union
- 07/21/1998 San Francisco Examin: Berry, steel disputes among focal points of labor federation’s 22nd convention
- 07/18/1998 San Francisco Examin: Union foes file petition for vote on representation
- 07/16/1998 Fresno B: Warmerdam pushed for new talks
- 07/16/1998 Bakersfield Californi: Growers may face shortage of workers
- 07/09/1998 Los Angeles Tim: Farmer Faces Suit in Death of Worker
- 07/02/1998 San Jose Mercu: Berry Workers Skirmish
- 07/01/1998 Atlantic Monthly, 7/98: 77 N. Washington St.-Editorial
- 06/27/1998 San Jose Mercury Ne: Letter to the Editor
- 05/31/1998 New York Tim: As U.S. economy booms housing for migrant workers worsens
- 05/17/1998 San Francisco Examin: The strawberry standoff
- 04/03/1998 Associated Pre: Strawberry worker march in New York
- 03/18/1998 San Francisco Examin: Songs for a cause
- 03/15/1998 Hispanic Link Syndicated Column Service, Week of: Peter, Paul, & Mary Rally to “La Causa” once again on March 19
- 03/09/1998 Tallahassee Democr: Quincy farm workers file suit
- 03/09/1998 Politi: Whole Foods will not sign UFW pledge
- 03/02/1998 Politi: UFW wins Kroger’s support
- 02/19/1998 LA Weekly, Week of February 19, 1998: Hunger Haunts the Farm Workers-Aid comes late after the freeze; many go wanting
- 02/19/1998 Bakersfield : “Veggi Libel” measure still alive in assembly
- 01/01/1998 Ms. Magazine, January/February: For a life of labor championing the rights of farm workers: Dolores Huerta, Woman of the year Women farm workers stand up to bias
- 12/18/1997 Associated Press Child Labor Series : States do little to protect kids