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Labor Update
May 20, 2005Support grows for health care bill Steelworkers Local 1375 in Warren, Ohio, and International Association of Machinists Local 794 in Albuquerque, N.M., have joined the list of labor organizations calling for the passage of HR 676,...
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Prisoner needs medical care
May 20, 2005PHILADELPHIA — Russell “Maroon” Shoats, 61, has been in prison for over 33 years for the death of a policeman in a case known as the “Philly 5.” He is a father, grandfather and model prisoner,...
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Phila. MOVE tragedy recalled
May 20, 2005Over 200 MOVE supporters and members gathered May 14 near the site where Philadelphia police dropped a bomb on the group’s row house 20 years ago. Police Commissioner Gregore Sambor ordered the fire department “to let...
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FBI agent admits: no case vs. Cuban 5
May 13, 2005There was no evidence the Cuban Five posed a threat to the U.S., the lead FBI investigator in the case has admitted. In May 1998 Hector Pesquera led the FBI’s efforts in Miami to formulate a...
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‘Storm Signals’
May 13, 2005Upon leaving Grenada after a visit during the U.S. invasion and occupation in October 1983, then-Secretary of State George Schultz looked out of his official jet at the lush greenery below and proclaimed, “What a lovely...
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