Last Updated: Jun 3, 2002
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Issue no. 681
Editorial
Editorial: U.S. terrorism – abroad and at home
Pages 2-3
Airports, just like politics, make strange bed fellows
Master manipulators ... in Washington and elsewhere
All of a sudden, every state has a budget “crisis” – why?
USAir demands concessions from its workers
Pages 4-5
New agriculture subsidies: Boosting U.S. agribusiness at the expense of the world’s people
France: The voters in a supervised democracy
India and Pakistan: Holding nuclear swords
1948 birth of India and Pakistan: Borders guaranteed to create misery and war
Another Indian-Pakistani war over Kashmir?
Pages 6-7
The Bush brothers get together
Baltimore drug campaign: BELIEVE ... in what?
Michigan: CMS involved in fraudulent energy sales
Dallas workers protest a Coca Cola scam
Pentagon documents reveal tests of nerve gas and germ warfare agents on U.S. sailors
Dallas workers protest a Coca Cola scam
Jun 3, 2002
Dozens of Coca Cola drivers, plant workers and salesmen in Dallas have been marching with bullhorns and getting on talk radio, revealing a scam carried out by Coca Cola Enterprises for years.
Workers who brought back unsold Coke from wealthier areas were ordered to use Windex cleaner to take the expiration date off the bottles and to put the old cans into boxes with new dates. The expired Coca Cola was then sent over to poor neighborhoods, usually predominantly black ones, throughout the North Texas area. Sometimes the Coke was up to 90 days past expiration. Workers who protested were threatened with discharge.
This is a company which has a “real thing” for profits.




