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  • Key civil liberties case on trial

    Key civil liberties case on trial

    August 24, 2007

    DALLAS — One of the most important civil liberties trials in recent times has been under way here since July 26. Each day, government prosecutors inundate the jury with evidence of the Holy Land Foundation’s involvement...

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  • Padilla verdict raises troubling questions

    Padilla verdict raises troubling questions

    August 24, 2007

    News Analysis José Padilla, a U.S. citizen and convert to Islam, was convicted by a federal jury in Miami, on Aug 16, on three charges of conspiracy and material support for terrorism. The verdict may be...

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  • NATIONAL CLIPS: August 25

    NATIONAL CLIPS: August 25

    August 24, 2007 By Denise Winebrenner Edwards

    CHARLESTON, W.Va.: War costs could pay for kids’ health care JENA, La.: Hundreds demand justice for Jena 6 students KALAMAZOO, Mich.: Town hall meets ‘take a stand’ vs. war MEMPHIS, Tenn.: Heat kills 13 in state,...

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  • Guild fights union-busting by media giant

    Guild fights union-busting by media giant

    August 24, 2007

    OAKLAND, Calif. — The national media chain that now owns nearly all daily newspapers in the San Francisco Bay Area said Aug. 13 it was withdrawing recognition of the union representing newsroom employees. Media advocates see...

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  • As hog boss goes for the kill, workers unite for the fight

    As hog boss goes for the kill, workers unite for the fight

    August 24, 2007

    Smithfield Packing employs 5,500 workers who slaughter and package the meat of 32,000 hogs a day at its sprawling plant in Tar Heel, a tiny town 80 miles south of Raleigh, N.C. The facility has become...

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