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  • THIS WEEK IN LABOR

    THIS WEEK IN LABOR

    January 30, 2004

    Ohio Steelworkers sign contract Steelworkers at AK Steel Corporation ended 52 months without a collective bargaining agreement Jan. 26 with the signing of a final contract settlement with the company formerly known as Armco. That period...

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  • Crafty election economicsCraftyelectioneconomics

    Crafty election economicsCraftyelectioneconomics

    January 30, 2004 By Greg Godwin

    The presidential election season always brings a renewed interest in the economy. Every administration has two economic policies: one reflecting the economic philosophy of that administration and the second calculated to bring on the appearance of...

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  • International notes

    International notes

    January 30, 2004

    U.K.: Childcare key to overcoming poverty A report released Jan. 25 by the Trades Union Congress and Daycare Trust says the lack of affordable childcare is trapping many larger families in a life of low income...

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  • U.S. war on Colombian rebels escalates

    U.S. war on Colombian rebels escalates

    January 30, 2004

    The beginning of the new year coincided with a new, menacing increase in U.S. hostilities against the Colombian guerrilla movement, particularly against the 40-year-old Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC). A number of signs point to...

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  • Dr. King Day observed across the nation

    Dr. King Day observed across the nation

    January 30, 2004

    Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday is a national holiday for everyone, except most workers working for major corporations. The mail carrier is off, but Wal-Mart is open. While corporations view the third Monday in January...

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