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  • Cuba rejects U.S. terrorism claims

    Cuba rejects U.S. terrorism claims

    May 15, 2003

    The Cuban Foreign Ministry has strongly rejected Cuba’s inclusion in the list of countries allegedly sponsoring international terrorism the U.S. government issued April 30. “The Bush administration is once again lying to the U.S. and international...

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  • Israeli troops raid Peoples Party offices

    Israeli troops raid Peoples Party offices

    May 15, 2003

    Israeli troops raided the headquarters of the secretary general of the Palestinian People’s Party in Ramallah on Friday evening, May 9. The Israeli troops searched the headquarters and confiscated a large number of files and documents...

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  • Extreme poverty up sharply among Black children

    Extreme poverty up sharply among Black children

    May 15, 2003

    The number of African-American children living in the harshest, most extreme conditions of poverty has climbed to its highest level in 23 years, according to a recent study by the Washington DC-based Children’s Defense Fund (CDF)....

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  • CBTU stays in the forefront

    CBTU stays in the forefront

    May 15, 2003

    “The Coalition of Black Trade Unionists (CBTU) has to be the lightning rod to mobilize labor to formulate actions to turn things around,” stated Lew Moye, chairman of the organization’s St. Louis chapter. Moye expects St....

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  • Mother’s Day Proclamation of 1870

    Mother’s Day Proclamation of 1870

    May 9, 2003 By World Combined Sources

    Each year, every president since Woodrow Wilson has issued a Mother’s Day Proclamation. However, the original Mother’s Day Proclamation was made in 1870, unrelated to the holiday. Written by Julia Ward Howe, perhaps best known today...

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