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Spring 2006 Advocate & Defensor
Advocate Cover
Defensor Cover
Adv Pg 2 - Poem
Def Pg 2 - Poema
Adv Pg 3 - Delphi
Def Pg 3 - Delphi
Adv Pg 4 - EPA, OSHA, Granholm
Def Pg 4 - EPA, OSHA, Granholm
Adv Pg 5 - Working Conditions
Def Pg 5 - Condiciones de Trabajo
Adv Pg 6 - Right to a hazard free workplace
Def Pg 6 - El derecho a un lugar de trabajo libre de peligros
Adv Pg 7 - Organizing for a safer workplace
Def Pg 7 - Organizandose para un lugar de trabajo mas seguro

Fall 2005
Cover - Chemical plant explosion in Romulus
Page 2 - Fly your union flag proudly
Page 3 - "Homeland" Insecurity
Page 4 - Immigration stages phony OSHA meeting to trap workers
Page 5 - OSHA head nominated & NLRB says 'bowl alone'
Page 6 - Moving the labor movement forward
Page 7 - John Roberts & Toyota v. Williams
Page 8 & 9- News & Views
Page 10, 11 & 14 - Luis Vazquez on Workers Theater as an Educational Tool
Page 12 & 13 - What's my name fool? reviewd, Rasheed, movies
Page 15 - Send us money, we'll send you stuff
Back cover - Workshop schedule, solidarity fundraisers

Spring 2005
Cover
Page 2 - SEMCOSH training
Page 3 - BP Refinery explosion
Page 4 - Unions oppose social security privatization
Page 5 - What makes us stronger on the shop floor?
Page 6 - Ontario court slams Honda
Page 7 - S. Dakota court approves killing workers
Page 8 - News & Views
Page 9 - News & Views
Page 10 - The fate of union safety
Page 11 - Would you pay $12 for a stronger labor movement?
Page 12 - Barry Crimmins book reviewed
Page 13 - Wobblies: graphic history reviewed
Page 14 - AFL & Teamster articles conclude
Back cover - Cortez obit, Tobocman drawing

Winter 2005
Cover
Page 2 - What's a COSH?
Page 3 - Kill a worker: get probation
Page 4 - News & Views
Page 5 - Teamster organizer killed
Page 6 - Anne Feeney interview
Page 7 - Saving UAW 174 mural
Page 8 - Anne Feeney interview (concludes)
Page 9 - Manufacturing safety & new OSHA head
Page 10 - A shop floor education
Page 11 - AFL-CIO to break up?
Page 12 - New Troublemakers Handbook reviewed
Page 13 - Reclaiming union history
Page 14 - AFL & Teamster articles conclude

Fall 2004
Cover
Page 2 - New format, same goals
Page 3 - Dow says dioxin dangerous (for them only)
Page 4 - MHSA proposes increasing coal dust
Page 5 - Politcal asylum granted to unionist
Page 6 - Has Nat'l Safety Council abandoned the workplace?
Page 7 - Organizing Starbucks - ergonomic injuries
Page 8 - Behavior Based Safety Programs
Page 9 - Behavior Based Safety Programs
Page 10 - News items
Page 11 - Two tiers: One crisis
Page 12 - Labor movie reviews
Page 13 - Solidarity Forever, John Ross & the man in black
Page 14 - Lobbyists rage against worker safety

Summer 2004
Cover
Page 1 - Governor veto, Chemical dangers, End of card check
Page 2 - Experts leave OSHA, Rick Flores
Page 3 - Green "Nobel" Prize, news & views
Page 4 - "The House of Henry" by Mick Vranich
Page 5 - Grace Boggs reviews "The Miner's Canary" by Guinier & Torres
Page 6 - Michigan cult heroes Bruce & Michael, Labor movie reviews
Page 7 - Workplace heat stress
Back cover - Photos from Workers Memorial Day

Winter 2004
Page 1 - Elise Bryant, Ergonomics in states
>Page 2 - Metal working fluids update, Grocery strikers
Page 3 - Safety conferences in Detroit, Global Day of Action
Page 4 - Elise Bryant interview "reclaiming worker culture"
Page 5 - Barbara Ransby's biography of Ella Baker reviewed
Page 6 - Immigration proposal critique, Huck & Konopacki review
Page 7 - How to check OSHA logs
Printable Elise Bryant interview