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  • Labor Day rally jams W.Va. country roads

    Labor Day rally jams W.Va. country roads

    September 10, 2004

    RACINE, W.Va. — It was a traffic jam the likes of which residents of rural southern West Virginia had never seen. Over 5,000 workers wound their way up a narrow road here to hear Democratic presidential...

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  • Labor grass roots harvest a bumper crop

    Labor grass roots harvest a bumper crop

    September 10, 2004

    PITTSBURGH — “In 2000, I voted my gun. In 2004, I’m voting my job!” read the banner draped across steel beams on one of several Ironworkers floats in this city’s Labor Day parade. Below the banner,...

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  • Letters

    Letters

    September 3, 2004

    On the Bush propaganda push The Big Lie was a tactic most closely associated with Nazi propaganda. It was really simple: You say something outrageous over and over again and people start to talk about it...

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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    September 3, 2004

    The smug, well-fed GOP More than 500,000 anti-Bush protesters marched past the Republican Party’s convention site Aug. 29, chanting, “Four more months!” It was hardly an auspicious start for the GOP’s highly scripted coronation of George...

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  • Cuba rebounds from Hurricane Charley

    Cuba rebounds from Hurricane Charley

    September 3, 2004

    Cuba specializes in hurricanes, but Charley was different. During two hours in the early morning of Aug. 13, Havana Province experienced its worst storm since 1915. Charley was only the fourth August hurricane of the past...

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