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Sixteen arrested in W.Va. after 11,000 march on Patriot Coal

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CHARLESTON, W.Va.-Sixteen labor leaders were arrested at a peaceful sit-in here yesterday after 11,000 active and retired union miners marched on the offices of Patriot Coal headquarters at Laidley Tower on Lee Street.

The march, the rally and the sit-in, organized by the United Mine Workers of America, was in support of the union's Fairness at Patriot campaign to save health care for retired miners and win improvements in wages, benefits and working conditions for miners now on the job.

 

http://peoplesworld.org/sixteen-arrested-in-w-va-after-11-000-march-on-patriot-coal/

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