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  • A Cintas drivers story

    A Cintas drivers story

    April 16, 2004

    Laundry truck driver Mark Fragola may suffer from respiratory ailments the rest of his life. After two years of driving a delivery truck for Cintas Corp. in Branford, Conn., the 31-year-old father of two sought medical...

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  • Bushs money laundry-ing

    Bushs money laundry-ing

    April 16, 2004

    Six weeks after Cintas Corp. Chairman Richard T. Farmer co-hosted a $1.7 million fundraiser for George W. Bush in Cincinnati, Bush’s Environmental Protection Agency proposed exempting industrial laundries like Cintas from rules that protect workers from...

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  • Foundry worker speaks

    Foundry worker speaks

    April 16, 2004

    Workers’ Correspondence Thank you for last week’s article captioned, “Twin Cities bus drivers fight to save health care.” Our April 10 solidarity rally at the state capital saw nearly 300 PWWs handed out with the headline...

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  • The Maestro of Fraud

    The Maestro of Fraud

    April 16, 2004 By Art Perlo

    Bob Woodward called his biography of Alan Greenspan “Maestro” because the Federal Reserve chief is “a conductor, exquisitely attuned to every instrument in the political and economic orchestra,” according to the amazon.com review.

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  • LABOR UPDATE

    LABOR UPDATE

    April 16, 2004

    ‘Right-to-work’ attacks card check A right-to-work group is challenging the legality of agreements negotiated by the United Auto Workers union with GM, Ford and Chrysler. The agreements in question allow the employees of the Big Three’s...

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