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  • Letters

    Letters

    December 17, 2004

    Unconstitutional travel ban I have been reading about the travel restrictions to Cuba and everything I’ve read makes me believe that even if the ban was constitutional when Cuba was supported by the Soviet Union, it...

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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    December 17, 2004

    2005 and beyond As we put this special issue to bed, honoring 80 fighting years of our Communist, working-class press, we look ahead to the holidays and a New Year of struggle. Our next edition will...

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  • Pete Seeger: Standing Tall at 85

    Pete Seeger: Standing Tall at 85

    December 17, 2004 By Tim Wheeler

    'Seeger understood early the power of song as a force for social change.' Pete Seeger turned 85 last May 3 and could be forgiven if he hung up his five-string banjo and relaxed with his wife...

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  • UN report shows effects of poverty, war on children

    UN report shows effects of poverty, war on children

    December 17, 2004

    UNICEF’s annual State of the World’s Children report presents a grim picture for the holiday season. The United Nation Children’s Fund reports that more than half of all children face deprivation as a result of poverty,...

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  • Nursing home closing bad for residents, workers

    Nursing home closing bad for residents, workers

    December 17, 2004

    Workers’ Correspondence After 35 years of service in the New Haven, Conn., community, Atrium Plaza, otherwise known as Winthrop Health Care, one of the city’s largest nursing homes with a population of 240 beds and 285...

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