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Editorial: Too many people have died
October 28, 2005What does a number mean? When the death toll of U.S. troops killed in Iraq was 1,900, or 500, or even 1, it was a terrible, criminal tragedy. But now that one more needless death has...
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Crossing the double yellow line: Americas crippling health care system claims another victim
October 28, 2005“Charity begins at home and justice begins next door.” Charles Dickens It’s a scenario that could happen to any one of us. No, not Hurricane Katrina, but the aftermath of simply driving down a quiet rural...
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DeLay vows to continue fundraising in prison
October 28, 2005Will tap into network of convicted CEOs, congressman says Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas) said today that even if he is convicted of crimes for which he has been indicted in the state of Texas, he will...
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Confronting rising medical school debt
October 28, 2005On Sept. 21 a daylong conference on Capitol Hill discussed the crisis in skyrocketing medical school tuition, high medical student debt and the implications for our nation’s health care. High tuition costs and high debt are...
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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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