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"ON MAY DAY 2001 LONGEST LABOR STRIKER ENDORSES LIVING WAGE" |
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by Rafael Linaza / World Wide News, Harv.Sq.
Email: puell_albert (nospam) yahoo.com (unverified!)
Phone: (617) 876-2784 (Tu&Fr 4PM to 5PM
Address: 402 Massachusetts Avenue, Cambridge, MA 02138 |
01 May 2001
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"LONGEST LABOR STRIKER -12 NON-STOP CONSECUTIVE YEARS TODAY ON MAY DAY-
ENDORSES LOCAL HARVARDPSML LIVING WAGE PROTEST-MASSACHUSETTS HALL'S
SIT-IN, PROTEST, MARCHES & SLEEP-OUT AT HARVARD UNIVERSITY's YARD" |
Local & Worldwide Community, Labor, Housing, Consumme, Human Rights & Political
Activist Albert C. von Puell, which claims he may have become the longest labor striker,
housing faster & consummer boycotteer, 12 consecutive years on non-stop labor strike
today on May Day, International Labor Day, to so and for ask & demand local, statem nation-
al & all world's countries governments, peoples, students and voters, to replace their local
minimum wage for a living wage (at own city's cost of living), full employment and free skill
training for all on demand, and home and land to build own home ownership for everyones
regardless of income, race or ethnicity, endorsed today the Harvard PSLM Sit-In, Protest
and Campaign for a Living Wage for All under-paid Harvard's workers, just a day after
the National Heads of the A.F. of Labor Spoke at Harv.Yard for it (ON MAY DAY'S EVE-DAY) |
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