Author Archives: Diane Bukowski

Appeals for additional sponsors By Diane Bukowski July 8, 2014 Jerry Bell shows one of his championship patches after City Council hearing in 2010.   DETROIT — Detroit’s own Jerry Bell, a hydroplane racer since 1995, is announcing that he … Continue reading →

Public water, electrical workers vote to approve strike Call on public to stop paying utility bills Vote follows series of one-day walk-outs June 19, 2014 This article originally appeared in Caribbean Business PUERTO RICO — The main unions representing Puerto Rico … Continue reading →

Protest outside White House. The U.S. announced that it has sent 300 troops to Iraq.     IRAQ A State at War With Itself [col. writ. 6/15/14] © ’14 Mumia Abu-Jamal Lightning strikes. Those are the words that came to … Continue reading →

Daily media tainting jury pool? Describes barred evidence sight unseen  Dr. Werner Spitz rambles about case events, not cause of death; to testify on human response to fear  Hearing to continue Mon. June 30 at 9 a.m.  By Diane Bukowski … Continue reading →

As Water Crisis in Detroit Escalates, Groups Pressure United Nations to Take Action, Restore Water Service to Thousands of Residents and Ensure the Human Right to Water Joint Media Release June 18, 2014 Detroit, Michigan — In March 2014, the … Continue reading →

All across the country, heavily armed SWAT teams are raiding people’s homes in the middle of the night, often just to search for drugs. It should enrage us that people have needlessly died during these raids, that pets have been … Continue reading →

Justice Powerhouse- Charity Hicks PRAXIS PROJECT Home » Justice Powerhouse- Charity Hicks Submitted by Miles on Tue, 06/17/2014 – 1:20pm  The Praxis Project is publishing this appeal by Kolu Zigbi to support our comrade and sister Charity Hicks. Please consider … Continue reading →

  Freedom Rider: America’s War Crime in Iraq   by BAR editor and senior columnist Margaret Kimberley June 17, 2014 For the people of the Middle East, the American war never ended; it continued under the brutal, U.S.-backed jihadists who … Continue reading →