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  • Letters: Sept. 20, 2008

    Letters: Sept. 20, 2008

    September 20, 2008

    Heavy toll on Afghan children More reports coming out of Afghanistan indicate more dead children (“Protests grow over civilian deaths,” PWW 9/6-12). Civilian casualties are a perpetual reality in Afghanistan. In July, 47 were killed in...

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  • To help everyone, lift the blockade

    To help everyone, lift the blockade

    September 20, 2008

    The world has watched with enormous admiration as storm-battered Cuba pulls itself together after the unprecedented devastation of Hurricanes Gustav, Hanna and Ike. Despite immense losses to agriculture, industry, housing and infrastructure, loss of life was...

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  • EDITORIAL: Bail out Main Street

    EDITORIAL: Bail out Main Street

    September 20, 2008

    The largest crisis in U.S. financial history shook the foundations of Wall Street this week. The aftershocks of the earthquake that toppled the 158-year-old Lehman Brothers investment bank, Merrill Lynch and the AIG insurance giant —...

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  • GOP targets key states with dirty tricks

    GOP targets key states with dirty tricks

    September 20, 2008

    The AFL-CIO has launched a new voting rights protection program to help protect working-class voters against dirty tricks in the fall elections. My Vote, My Right aims “to ensure votes cast at the ballot box are...

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  • Immokalee slavery case called ‘beyond outrage’

    Immokalee slavery case called ‘beyond outrage’

    September 20, 2008

    In a federal case, five members of a family in Immokalee, Fla., pleaded guilty Sept. 2 to enslaving Mexican and Guatemalan farm workers for more than two years. Slavery in the United States has been banned...

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