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San Diego labor stresses unity
October 28, 2005Workers’ Correspondence On Nov. 8 organized labor and its allies in San Diego will face their first significant political challenge since the landmark AFL-CIO convention last summer. What’s at stake is the future of a labor-community...
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Detroit rallies for HR 676
October 28, 2005DEARBORN, Mich. — Several hundred Detroit area residents gathered here Oct. 17 to speak out on the health care crisis in the U.S. and to demand a national solution. Organized by the Healthcare Now! coalition, sponsored...
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This week in labor
October 28, 2005GM runs over autoworker health care General Motors workers are now voting on a new concession package that will cost retirees up to $752 a year for their health care. GM says the new agreement will...
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World Notes
October 28, 2005Haiti: UN official calls rights ‘catastrophic’ UN official Thierry Fagart, who heads a team of 30 human rights monitors, said Oct. 14 that the human rights situation in Haiti is “catastrophic,” The Associated Press reported. Fagart...
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Blockade puts cruel limits on Cuba travel
October 28, 2005News Analysis Sen. Brian Dorgan (R-N.D.) had high hopes for the passage of his amendment to an appropriations bill that would have cut funding for the Treasury Department’s enforcement of the Cuba travel ban. Supporters of...
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