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  • Persecuted Middle East gays hope for resettlement

    Persecuted Middle East gays hope for resettlement

    September 2, 2009 By Daniel Frontino Elash

    In Iran, there is a three to four day gap between when an individual is reported to the police for being homosexual, and when the police arrive to arrest that individual. Most flee before the police...

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  • EPA will declare CO2 a dangerous pollutant

    EPA will declare CO2 a dangerous pollutant

    September 2, 2009 By Susan Webb

    The Environmental Protection Agency is set to declare carbon dioxide a dangerous pollutant, EPA head Lisa Jackson announced on Monday. That action would trigger federal regulation of industrial CO2 sources like coal-fired power plants, cars, refineries...

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  • Peekskill remembered

    Peekskill remembered

    September 2, 2009 By Daniel Frontino Elash

    The concert scheduled for Aug. 27, 1949, in Peekskill, N.Y., was supposed to be routine. Though it had been organized by People's Artists, a brand new spin-off organization of the People's Songs formation that had launched...

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  • German Left Party scores gain in state elections

    German Left Party scores gain in state elections

    September 1, 2009

    BERLIN -- After state elections Sunday, all five main parties in Germany tried to stick in a thumb and pull out a plum or two. Some plums were very sweet, with others rather on the sour...

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  • ‘Young workers: A lost decade’

    ‘Young workers: A lost decade’

    September 1, 2009

    Something bad happened in the past 10 years to young workers in this country: Since 1999, more of them now have lower-paying jobs, if they can get a job at all; health care is a rare...

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