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  • EDITORIAL: Holocaust denial

    EDITORIAL: Holocaust denial

    May 13, 2005

    In conjunction with the 60th anniversary of the defeat of Hitler fascism, a new Memorial to the Murdered Jews of Europe opened in Berlin May 10. It is a memorial to the 6 million Jews who...

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  • EDITORIAL: Legalized robbery

    EDITORIAL: Legalized robbery

    May 13, 2005

    With one stroke of a pen a federal bankruptcy judge in Chicago legalized robbery. When Judge Eugene Wedoff allowed United Airlines to dump its responsibilities to pay its workers’ pensions, Wedoff gave the seal of approval...

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  • Nuclear weapons and humans cannot coexist: A Japanese survivor speaks out

    Nuclear weapons and humans cannot coexist: A Japanese survivor speaks out

    May 13, 2005

    When 60 years ago the United States became the first (and since then the only) country to use atomic weapons by dropping them on Hiroshima and Nagasaki, Japan, hundreds of thousands of people were killed. Those...

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  • Breaking the stranglehold of the insurance industry

    Breaking the stranglehold of the insurance industry

    May 13, 2005

    People’s Health Buying protection against the possibility of future risks is as old as time itself. In the corporate world, this system of protection is called insurance. Everyone faces the risk of fires and damage to...

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  • Airline workers pensions crash and burn

    Airline workers pensions crash and burn

    May 13, 2005

    The union representing United Airlines’ flight attendants warned of the demise of the nation’s defined-benefit pension system after a bankruptcy judge gave the airline the go-ahead to dump billions of dollars of pension obligations owed to...

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