Not
even 30 pieces of silver
Reno City Council Signs Community TV Death Warrant
Contact
Sen. Harry Reid for help
Barbwire
/ Daily Sparks Tribune / 11-23-2008
Rise
of the Machines
Rise in protest to save community television
Barbwire
/ Sparks Tribune / 11-16-2008
So
sue us: Charter tells Sen. Reid and Reno
11-14-2008
SPECIAL
BULLETIN: U.S. Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev.,
will be Sam Shad's guest on the statewide Nevada Newsmakers TV/Radio/Webcast
show on Monday, Nov. 17. Cox cable (Clark County/Las Vegas) lobbyist
Steve Schorr will sit on Sam's pundit panels on Nov. 18-19.
Click here for the complete broadcast schedule.
The
devil and the deep blue
sea
Charter
cable deal and Reno "settlement" offers are all death
warrants for community television. Court battle looms closer.
Sparks
Tribune / 11-11-2008 + Barbwire special web edition, 11-12-2008
Back
to work
Reno
City Council reviews defective, deflective Charter cable settlement
as FCC investigation opens + The Cycles of History revolve again
Update 11-11-2008:
Ratepayers group may sue City of Reno as well as Charter
Barbwire/ Sparks Tribune / 11-9-2008
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PROUD LABOR MAN ADDRESSES NEVADA LABOR
— Sen.
Joe Biden, D-Del., addresses the Nevada State AFL-CIO
convention at the Grand Sierra Resort in Reno on August 21,
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Reno-Sparks-Washoe
Charter cable channels 16 & 216
2:00-4:00 p.m. PST, 22:00-24:00 ZULU/GMT/CUT/SUT
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What
may well be the first marriage of talk radio, talk TV and
webcast webchat
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VU ALL OVER AGAIN — Washoe Med nurses picket during
a one-day strike
on 6-23-2001. The issues were the same as during a 1990
organizing drive and remain today: Understaffing which erodes
patient care so that the conglomerate may profit and proliferate
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Who's
on Worst?
Nurses organize, governor Hooverized, regents piratize
Barbwire
4-6-2008
This
day in history: Rev. Dr. Martin Luther, King., Jr., assassinated
in Memphis, Tenn., April 4, 1968
Three
days of commemorating King in Reno, April 4-6, 2008
Remembering
King by forgetting him
Reno
Chávez event plays to overflow crowd
Reno,
Sparks and Washoe County declare
March 31, 2008, as César Chávez
Day
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THE
WAY WE WERE — The above is a recently discovered
photo from 1986. Left to right are Kathy Brown, Culinary
Union Local 86 office manager; Miguel Contreras, Local 86
Secretary-Treasurer; Local 86 President Bill Uehlein; a
lady named Natalie (anyone who knows her last name, please
write), and César Chávez. This item was
first published in Ahora, northern Nevada's Spanish-English
weekly, on March 26, 2008.
(Photo
courtesy of Dan Rusnak, retired business manager of Laborers'
Union Local 169.)
More stories and photos
from César Chávez's 1986 Reno visit.
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César
Chávez: This day in history
César
Chávez Day brings labor and management together in Reno
Annual
event at Circus Circus March 31 will also bring together César
Chávez and Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
U-News
3-27-2008
GIANTS
3: The
beast awakens and comes full circle
Barbwire
3-30-2008
Week
of the Giants Begins
United
Auto Workers demonstrate while Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.,
and César Chávez offer advice
3-23-2008
Giants
will walk among us again
Barbwire 3-16-2008
Annual
César Chávez Celebration
Circus
Circus Reno — March 31, 2008
UAW
and other unions protest unfair trade
at Reno General Motors warehouse
Reno
Gazette-Journal 3-29-2008
Sign
the petition online
Painters
Union pickets Scheels store at Sparks Marina Legends development
New
Paycheck Deception Initiatives Filed
Communications
workers picket Reno subcontractor
Republican
immigration plank plunked into Democratic platform
Employer
and employee sanctions spark opposition
STRIKE
LOOMS CLOSER — Culinary Union pushes for injunction against
Reno Grand Sierra
Editor's
Note: Many of the news links on this
site are from Nevada dailies. In late 2006, the Reno Gannett-Journal
began nuking much of its archive. If you encounter any broken
links, I encourage you to contact
them and send
me a copy. On the one hand, they want to build their web traffic
in order to increase the price of ads. On the other hand, they
are killing that very traffic. Far be it from me to reconcile
the Dilbert-style motivations of an outfit for which a 38 percent
net profit is not enough. If you can explain it, please enlighten
me. (Before
you e-mail me, please read this bulletin — AB)
UPDATE: In early 2008, the Las Vegas Sun "upgraded "
its website, nuking more than a dozen years of links. If you find
an orphaned Sun story, search their site for the title.
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