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  • School budget battle looms in New York

    School budget battle looms in New York

    April 2, 2004

    BUFFALO, N.Y. – As the deadline for New York’s 2004-5 budget approaches, education rights activists are demanding the state find money to comply with last year’s ruling that every child be provided with a “meaningful high...

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  • National Clips

    National Clips

    April 2, 2004

    APPLETON, Wis.:Protesters vow to ‘disappear’ Bush Bush arrived in the home town of the Houdini Museum March 30 to pick up campaign contributions and convince the Republican faithful that 83,000 jobs did not vanish in Wisconsin...

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  • Paul Robeson stamp celebrated nationwide

    Paul Robeson stamp celebrated nationwide

    April 2, 2004

    OAKLAND, Calif. – Merritt College, a community college with a long history of engagement in people’s struggles, was the site Feb. 18 for Oakland’s “unveiling” of the Black Heritage series stamp honoring civil rights and civil...

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  • Veterans unveil Iraq War memorial wall

    Veterans unveil Iraq War memorial wall

    April 2, 2004

    SACRAMENTO – In an emotional ceremony followed by the playing of taps, members of Veterans for Peace unveiled a graphic, oversized “Iraq War Memorial Wall” next to the Vietnam War Memorial at the California State Capitol...

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  • White House targets Medicare, Social Security

    White House targets Medicare, Social Security

    April 2, 2004

    Muttering into a microphone he thought was off, John Kerry called the Bush administration “the most crooked, lying group I have ever seen.” That certainly describes the recent torrent of lies poured out by George W....

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