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  • World labor: Let the inspectors work

    World labor: Let the inspectors work

    February 7, 2003 By Fred Gaboury

    The AFL-CIO added its voice to the growing opposition to war with Iraq last week when federation President John Sweeney joined with John Monks, general secretary of the British Trades Union Congress, to urge President Bush...

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  • Labor, community gird for Feb. 15 UN march

    Labor, community gird for Feb. 15 UN march

    February 7, 2003

    NEW YORK – Across the city and the nation there has been a surge of activity as unions, community organizations, churches and individuals organize for what is shaping up to be the largest mobilization yet against...

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  • Reclaiming the Lenin statue in Seattle

    Reclaiming the Lenin statue in Seattle

    February 7, 2003

    As this paper has written about once before, in 1994, the city of Seattle became home to a Lenin statue that had originally been constructed in Slovakia. It was placed in the Fremont neighborhood, known by...

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  • World mourns Columbia crew

    World mourns Columbia crew

    February 7, 2003

    DALLAS, Texas – Even as the nation and the world mourn for astronauts Rick Husband, Laurel Clark, Kalpana Chawla, David Brown, Michael Anderson, William McCool, and Ilan Ramon, people here and around the world seek answers...

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  • Mandela, Carter, lawmakers: Let UN inspectors work

    Mandela, Carter, lawmakers: Let UN inspectors work

    February 7, 2003

    Former presidents Nelson Mandela of South Africa and Jimmy Carter of the United States added their voices to the millions demanding that George W. Bush halt his drive toward war against Iraq and give the UN...

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