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  • Contractor probed on Guantanamo deal

    Contractor probed on Guantanamo deal

    August 13, 2004

    A former division of one of the nation’s largest outsourcing contractors, Affiliated Computer Services (ACS), is under investigation for violating federal procurement regulations because it allegedly supplied interrogators and intelligence analysts to the Defense Department under...

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  • N. Calif. rallies against nuclear weapons

    N. Calif. rallies against nuclear weapons

    August 13, 2004

    LIVERMORE, Calif. — Hundreds of protesters from around northern California gathered here in blazing summer heat Aug. 8 to commemorate the 59th anniversary of the U.S. atomic bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, and to renew their...

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  • Haitians confront new hardships, repression

    Haitians confront new hardships, repression

    August 13, 2004

    PHILADELPHIA — In the wake of the Feb. 29 U.S.-backed coup d’etat against Haiti’s constitutionally elected President Jean-Bertrand Aristide, the Haitian people’s living conditions and political freedoms have sharply deteriorated, eyewitnesses say. Representatives of four delegations...

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  • Show Me state shows up to vote

    Show Me state shows up to vote

    August 13, 2004

    News Analysis ST. LOUIS — Voters came out in record numbers for the state’s Aug. 3 primary elections. Nearly 1.5 million Missourians voted this year, compared to 930,000 in the 2002 primaries. A big factor driving...

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  • No jobs, endless war: Bush has made a mess From labor to hip-hop, voters mobilize to defeat GOP

    No jobs, endless war: Bush has made a mess From labor to hip-hop, voters mobilize to defeat GOP

    August 13, 2004 By Susan Webb

    CHICAGO — Eight thousand Pillowtex workers were thrown out of work a year ago when the textile giant shut its doors. Most are still out of work and will soon lose their unemployment benefits. click here...

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