Newspaper of the Communist Workers Party, Volume 8, Issue 9. Includes articles on: the New York ruling against the necessity of bilingual notices; a suit against the government by a freedom rider charging the FBI for knowing about but making no effort to stop an assault on him; the potential for Jesse Jackson to run for president; the defeat of a law requiring college students who receive federal aid to prove they have signed up for the draft; support for a man charged with arms smuggling for the Irish Republican Army (IRA), Michael Flannery, during New York City’s St. Patrick's day parade; a continuing New Jersey Transit and MetroNorth in New York train worker strike; Harold Washington’s victory in the Chicago mayoral democratic primary; West Germany’s elections; the unemployed demonstrating against Reagan; a reflection on party building in capitalist countries; a reflection on Yuri Andropov’s tenure as Soviet leader; the campaign to stop Ray Mancini from boxing in South Africa; new sanctuary’s for Central American refugees and religious involvement with making the sanctuaries; opposition to U.S. support for El Salvador’s Junta; and a reflection of Salvadoran archbishop Oscar Romero.