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  • Earths last best hope

    Earths last best hope

    May 25, 2007

    Last week’s column examined why capitalism has not stopped environmental destruction, despite protests, local victories and treaties like Kyoto. Profound economic, political and social forces make capitalism incapable of doing so, just as they block its...

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  • Laundry workers vow to strike till we win

    Laundry workers vow to strike till we win

    May 25, 2007

    CHICAGO — Some 20 laundry workers who have been on strike since last July at Lechner and Sons, a uniform-rental and industrial laundering company in nearby Mount Prospect, Ill., joined with community and labor leaders to...

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  • NATIONAL CLIPS

    NATIONAL CLIPS

    May 25, 2007

    PORTLAND, Maine: Impeach Bush/Cheney drive gets boost The Woodfords Club is not a smoke-filled room. Opened in 1913, the quaint picture postcard New England private club hosted a May 19 rally of over 200 calling for...

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  • Wolfowitz ouster reflects bigger problems

    Wolfowitz ouster reflects bigger problems

    May 25, 2007 By Susan Webb

    The scandal that led to the forced resignation of Iraq war guru Paul Wolfowitz as head of the World Bank “is just the tip of the iceberg,” Nadia Martinez, who co-directs the Institute for Policy Studies’...

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  • Conference aims to grow civil rights/labor alliance

    Conference aims to grow civil rights/labor alliance

    May 25, 2007

    The Communist Party’s African American Equality Commission will hold a conference in St. Louis on June 8-10. Jarvis Tyner, CPUSA executive vice chair, told the World that the conference is aimed at bringing party members and...

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