Communication Workers of America (CWA), 1989-1992

File — Box: 9, Folder: 10

Scope and Contents

See also Speeches – Bahr, Morty Letter from Mazur to Morton Bahr, president, CWA, thanking him for support of the Textile and Apparel Trade Act, October 7, 1988; letter from Mazur to Bahr re AFL-CIO China Committee meeting, suggesting discussion of future direction, September 5, 1989; letter from Mazur to Bahr re address to ILGWU breakfast by Lu Jing-hua, successful press conference, less successful preparatory meeting of Workers Autonomous Federation, June 18, 1990; letter from Mazur to Bahr with attached redrafted AFL-CIO statement, “Tragedy in China,” calling for change in U.S. policy toward China after Tiananmen Square, October 27, 1989; memo to Mazur from exec asst David Melman re meeting with ACTWU in support of CWA and IBEW strike against NYNEX, outlining issues, with attached copy of flyer urging withholding payment of telephone bill until resolution of strike, September 11, 1989; letter to Mazur from CWA secretary-treasurer James B. Booe, thanking him for support in strike against NYNEX and contribution to union Defense Fund, November 3, 1989; letter to Mazur from CWA Local 1180 re emergency meeting of Electoral Coalition to promote progressive tax structure, oppose cuts in NYC services, May 23, 1991; letter from Mazur to CWA District One vice president inviting participation in Triangle Fire commemorative rally, February 25, 1992; resume of CWA director of international affairs Louis E. Moore, with cover note to Mazur, November 25, 1992

Dates

1989-1992

Language of Materials

Collection material in English

Conditions Governing Access

From the Collection:

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