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  • LETTERS

    LETTERS

    March 4, 2005

    Asbestos victims and ‘tort reform’ I have just read your article concerning frivolous lawsuits (“Tort reform means victims can’t sue,” PWW 2/26-3/4). My husband passed away from lung cancer, related to asbestos exposure, and I don’t...

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  • EDITORIALS

    EDITORIALS

    March 4, 2005

    Women: Image and reality As Women’s History Month gets under way, starting with International Women’s Day, March 8, women in the U.S. both celebrate and debate. We have women as secretary of state and secretary of...

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  • Honor voting rights martyrs with deeds

    Honor voting rights martyrs with deeds

    March 4, 2005 By Tim Wheeler

    Chaney, Goodman, and Schwerner. The names of the three civil rights martyrs still ring like a bell four decades after they disappeared in Neshoba County, Mississippi, June 21, 1964. Their deaths, together with the violence inflicted...

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  • Deaths and injuries at U.S. Steel: Whos to blame?

    Deaths and injuries at U.S. Steel: Whos to blame?

    March 4, 2005

    Accidents continue to happen — more and more frequently — at U.S. Steel. Three workers have died at U.S. Steel mills since September, according to United Steelworkers union officials: a crane operator at the Gary Works...

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  • New cuts in college aid

    New cuts in college aid

    March 4, 2005

    WASHINGTON — The president’s recently released 2006 budget will cut education funding. It will increase the maximum Pell Grant award by $100 in each of the next five years, but eliminate over 48 programs in the...

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