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  • Hearing focuses on wars impact

    Hearing focuses on wars impact

    December 13, 2002

    CHICAGO – Over 300 trade union and community activists filled Teamsters Auditorium on Dec. 7 for a public hearing on how a war with Iraq would impact working people. The event, initiated by the Committee for...

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  • National Clips

    National Clips

    December 13, 2002 By John Pappademos And Evelina Alarcon

    NEW ORLEANS, La.: Bush loses Bayou / SEATTLE: Peace, not war / RICHMOND, Va.: Governors demand change in Bush economic policy / WASHINGTON: Green Party wins in 2002 / STERLING, Colo.: WalMart sells donated Toys for...

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  • NYC transit workers fight for wages, safety

    NYC transit workers fight for wages, safety

    December 13, 2002

    NEW YORK – Transport Workers Union (TWU) Local 100 may go on strike Dec. 16 and the nation’s largest public transportation system, moving more than 7 million people daily, may come to a stop. The union...

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  • AK ends 3-year lockout

    AK ends 3-year lockout

    December 13, 2002

    PITTSBURGH – Armco/Kawasaki (AK) Steel ended its three-year lockout of over 600 members of the USWA at its Mansfield, Ohio, plant Dec. 10. In a statement, the USWA hailed the triumph of union members’ solidarity. “The...

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  • Carter urges peace, Bush undermines UN

    Carter urges peace, Bush undermines UN

    December 13, 2002 By Susan Webb

    As the Bush administration outraged United Nations members with its latest strong-arm tactics, former president Jimmy Carter challenged the Bush administration’s war drive and urged support for international cooperation.

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