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  • Corruption poster boy DeLay faces challenger

    Corruption poster boy DeLay faces challenger

    February 17, 2006 By Paul Hill

    HOUSTON - Rep. Tom DeLay (R-Texas) may be in trouble in his re-election bid this fall. If he loses, it could help end GOP control of the House.

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  • NEWS IN BRIEF

    NEWS IN BRIEF

    February 17, 2006

    Cheney victim has heart attack Sensenbrenner scolded on spying Specter brings up impeachment Taxpayers: $0, Big oil: $65 billion $385 million to Halliburton for immigrant prisons Report slams Bush on Katrina Private accounts buried in budget

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  • New report says: Nuke management is costly, risky

    New report says: Nuke management is costly, risky

    February 17, 2006

    The innocuously named Reliable Replacement Warhead program, launched over a year ago to manage the U.S. nuclear arsenal, could seriously damage U.S. national security while costing taxpayers many billions of dollars, a new report says. “The...

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  • Mining families still gripped with grief, anger

    Mining families still gripped with grief, anger

    February 17, 2006

    Once the CNN trucks roll out, the national story dies on the vine, but for mining families and the United Mine Workers union in West Virginia, the recent coal mine disasters just won’t go away. After...

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  • Connecticut Black history forum to honor 3 women leaders

    Connecticut Black history forum to honor 3 women leaders

    February 17, 2006 By Special to People’s World

    NEW HAVEN — Jarvis Tyner, executive vice chair of the Communist Party USA and a founder of the Black Radical Congress, will return to Connecticut to keynote the 32nd annual African American History Month celebration of...

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