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  • Minimum wage to loom large in Ohio vote

    Minimum wage to loom large in Ohio vote

    June 9, 2006

    A variety of progressive, issue-oriented forces are at work in the Ohio elections, trying to build a political movement capable of ousting the ultra-right from control of state government in November. Industrial unions, for example, are...

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  • Right to organize gains ground in Congress

    Right to organize gains ground in Congress

    June 9, 2006

    Fifty-seven million Americans say they’d join a union if they had a chance. And due to a hard-fought, close to the ground campaign, legislation to give them that right is now within striking distance of victory....

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  • Nothing divine about bombs, Western Shoshone charge

    Nothing divine about bombs, Western Shoshone charge

    June 9, 2006

    A huge conventional bomb test — ironically named “Divine Strake” — has been postponed “indefinitely,” but the struggle goes on. That was the message June 3 as protesters gathered in Reno, Nev., to continue their opposition...

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  • Rally fights deportation: Keep families together

    Rally fights deportation: Keep families together

    June 9, 2006

    CHICAGO — Over 100 community supporters, including religious leaders and elected officials, rallied here in front of the immigration court building June 1 as about two-dozen former employees of IFCO Systems, who were arrested as part...

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  • Haditha sheds ugly light on Bush war

    Haditha sheds ugly light on Bush war

    June 9, 2006 By Susan Webb

    The massacre of Iraqi civilians, including women and children, by U.S. troops in Haditha and elsewhere is having far-reaching repercussions for Iraq and the U.S.

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