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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    July 23, 2004

    Falling wages After adjusting for inflation, workers’ real wages fell 1.1 percent in June on top of a 0.8 percent decline in April. Workers are falling further and further behind as the soaring cost of gasoline,...

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  • Youth say Books Not Bombs

    Youth say Books Not Bombs

    July 23, 2004

    NEW YORK – Cinnomin Brothers hopes she can raise enough money to come all the way from Houston, Texas, to the Books Not Bombs Youth Convergence, to be held here Aug. 28. Why is the Youth...

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  • LABOR UPDATE

    LABOR UPDATE

    July 23, 2004

    Extremists vs. freedom to organize While labor and its congressional allies push legalization of card-check recognition of unions to represent workers, a group of radical right Republicans is pushing to outlaw card check. The Democrats, led...

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  • Children tortured at Abu Ghraib

    Children tortured at Abu Ghraib

    July 23, 2004 By William Rivers Pitt

    The biggest story of the Iraq war is not about missing weapons of mass destruction, or about deep-cover CIA officers getting their covers blown by vengeful White House agents, or even about 900 dead American soldiers.

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  • Stop thief! Demand grows to safeguard 2004 vote

    Stop thief! Demand grows to safeguard 2004 vote

    July 23, 2004

    WASHINGTON – A request for United Nations observers to prevent the theft of the 2004 elections has sparked an outpouring of support in the face of Republican attacks. Florida Rep. Corrine Brown, one of 13 House...

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