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  • LETTERS

    LETTERS

    February 18, 2005

    Take heed of Pauling Linus Pauling, Nobel Peace Prize winner and peace activist, wrote in his book “No More War”: “Man has developed admirable principles of morality, which in large part govern the actions of individual...

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  • EDITORIALS

    EDITORIALS

    February 18, 2005

    Who killed Rafik Hariri? The assassination of former Lebanese Prime Minister Rafik Hariri was a heinous crime not only because the murder was morally reprehensible. It was also heinous because, predictibly, it gave the Bush administration...

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  • Black Political Struggles in the Rural South

    Black Political Struggles in the Rural South

    February 18, 2005

    Book Review If readers of the People’s Weekly World are looking for a book that explores the role of the African American people in our nation’s history, they should look no further than Stephen Hahn’s “A...

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  • Law to restrain Peeping Tom bosses

    Law to restrain Peeping Tom bosses

    February 18, 2005

    WASHINGTON (PAI) — It’s no secret employers spy on workers during organizing drives, and often set up cameras in bathrooms, changing rooms and locker rooms to ferret out pro-union activity. Now, a bill supported by the...

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  • Pentagon says veterans benefits hurtful to national security

    Pentagon says veterans benefits hurtful to national security

    February 18, 2005

    Funding for programs like veterans’ education and job training, health care, pensions, VA housing and the like are “hurtful” to national security, Pentagon official David Chu said. Chu was defending a new round of cuts during...

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