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  • Texas redistricting fight moves to courts

    Texas redistricting fight moves to courts

    October 23, 2003

    AUSTIN, Texas – On Oct. 14, Texas Democrats filed suit in federal court to block the Republican redistricting power grab. The motion contends that the redistricting map, which the Republican-dominated Legislature approved on Oct. 12, violates...

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  • Youth, unions in spotlight at PWW banquet

    Youth, unions in spotlight at PWW banquet

    October 23, 2003

    OAKLAND, Calif. – Youth groups and unions on the front line for youth and workers’ rights will be honored at this year’s Northern California People’s Weekly World/Nuestro Mundo banquet on Sunday, Nov. 9. Following the International...

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  • The destruction of life as we know it

    The destruction of life as we know it

    October 17, 2003

    Opinion Grover Norquist, president of Americans for Tax Reform and prime ultra-reactionary advisor to the Bush administration, is also a head hatchet man. He believes that President Theodore Roosevelt ushered in an era of socialist government...

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  • Paul Robeson honored with postage stamp

    Paul Robeson honored with postage stamp

    October 17, 2003 By Mark Almberg

    A ‘tremendous victory’ CHICAGO – Bowing to a six-year grassroots campaign, the U.S. Postal Service has announced that it will issue a stamp commemorating the life of Paul Robeson. The announcement is being greeted with joy...

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  • French heat deaths point to health funding crisis

    French heat deaths point to health funding crisis

    October 17, 2003 By Phil E. Benjamin

    The World Health Organization has ranked the French health insurance system, where the labor movement is involved in its policy-making from top and bottom, as the best in the world.

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