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  • L.A. in turmoil over police shooting of toddler

    L.A. in turmoil over police shooting of toddler

    July 22, 2005

    NewsAnalysis LOS ANGELES — The shooting death of 19-month-old Susie Marie Lopez by Los Angeles police officers July 10 in Watts could prove to be not only a legal and public relations problem for the Los...

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  • Immigration agents impersonate OSHA officers

    Immigration agents impersonate OSHA officers

    July 22, 2005

    Commentary Forty-eight immigrant workers were doing their best to follow the law when they showed up at what they were told was a mandatory OSHA training at their job site in Goldsboro, N.C. The immigrants, from...

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  • Rove: out of White House, into jail?

    Rove: out of White House, into jail?

    July 22, 2005

    WASHINGTON — It is an open question whether Karl Rove, deputy White House chief of staff, will keep out of jail, given the flood of evidence that he broke the law in identifying covert CIA operative...

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  • Ormet steelworkers fight for jobs, health care

    Ormet steelworkers fight for jobs, health care

    July 22, 2005

    WOODSFIELD, Ohio — For eight months now, 1,300 steelworkers and their families in this rural area along the Ohio River have been courageously holding the line. In November, a bankruptcy court gave the go-ahead to Ormet...

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  • L.A. janitors take on big aerospace

    L.A. janitors take on big aerospace

    July 22, 2005

    LOS ANGELES — Some 500 Los Angeles janitors are standing up to the nation’s giant aerospace corporations here. Boeing, Raytheon and Northrop Grumman corporations, the multibillion-dollar aerospace/military contractors, are pinching pennies when it comes to paying...

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