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Residents Urge Death Penalty Moratorium
03/07/2004
On Thursday, March 4th, a rally was held outside of the Pittsburgh State
Office Building to express dissatisfaction with the death penalty.
Activists from Pittsburgh Abolitionists United Against the Death Penalty
and other organizations gathered to send the message to Governor Rendell
that they will not tolerate state-sanctioned murder.
Under a light rain, the crowd held signs and chanted to onlookers while
distributing a petition calling for a moratorium on executions in
Pennsylvania.
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IUP Students Demand Equal Marriage Rights For All
03/06/2004
On Saturday, Febuary 28th, a rally was held in Indiana, PA, to support
marriage rights for everyone and in response to George Bush's attack on
same-sex marriage. The Rally was held in the Oak Grove of Indiana
University of Pennsylvania's campus, organized by I.U.P's Pride Alliance
and supported by the Indiana Cares Campaign (to end homophobia) a
community group.
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Talib Kweli speaks at Pitt
02/14/2004
Pittsburgh City Mechanics to be Privatized
02/12/2004
On Tuesday the 17th of February at 6:30 PM the Pittsburgh City Council will hold a public heairng on council bills 0017 and 0018. These bills provide for the privatization of the city garage mechanics and all aspects of city fleet maintenance. Council's hands were tied concerning this hearing as a petition drive forced them to hold it.
Pittsburgh City Council wants to outsource its fleet maintenance and operations to
First America. First America has three (3) divisions. 1)First Transit takes care of privatized (outsourced) bus and rail service. 2)First Student takes care of privatized (outsourced) school bus service. 3)First Vehicle takes care of privatized (outsourced) fleet maintencance and operations.
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Justice for Janitors in Downtown Pittsburgh
01/23/2004
Despite dangerously cold weather, Pittsburghers gathered Friday morning in
support of nine union janitors who used to work in Downtown's Center City
Tower until they were unfairly fired for union activity last month.
SEIU Local 3 filed a federal lawsuit this week against Independent
Management Co., the New York-based operators of the building, and has
pledged to continue this campaign until the workers are reinstated.
Picketers were out as early as Thursday, but were arrested by the police
at the request of management.
Friday's picket saw a large number of union members and
supporters who gathered to express their dissatisfaction with
management and show solidarity with the workers.
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