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  • Hoosiers say no to privatization scheme

    Hoosiers say no to privatization scheme

    December 22, 2006

    INDIANAPOLIS — Gov. Mitch Daniels and Family and Social Services Administration Secretary Mitch Roob are planning to privatize the food stamp and other state welfare application processes in Indiana. The privatization scheme would put the state...

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  • Pacific Northwest Native people  a brief history

    Pacific Northwest Native people a brief history

    December 22, 2006

    Native American Indians in the Pacific Northwest are engaged in a struggle for their human, economic and civil rights that takes many forms. Every four years, for example, there are “paddles” in which tribes travel long...

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  • UN upholds rights of disabled

    UN upholds rights of disabled

    December 22, 2006

    UNITED NATIONS — The UN General Assembly adopted the Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities, the first human rights treaty of the 21st century, here Dec. 13. Outgoing UN Secretary-General Kofi Annan said through...

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  • Chicago banquet celebrates, and dances

    Chicago banquet celebrates, and dances

    December 22, 2006

    CHICAGO — Grupo Yubá, a group of Puerto Rican percussionists, singers and dancers who issued the first CD of “bomba” and “plena” music in Chicago, drew listeners into a spontaneous dance during this year’s festive People’s...

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  • European Union embraces repressive laws

    European Union embraces repressive laws

    December 22, 2006

    New, repressive measures will soon be implemented in the European Union in the name of “combating terrorism.” Critics say the measures are actually aimed at nipping a growing European left-wing radicalism in the bud. The EU...

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