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  • The rich have their own photographers I photograph the poor the forgotten ones   Milton Rogovin

    The rich have their own photographers I photograph the poor the forgotten ones Milton Rogovin

    February 10, 2006 By Eileen Reardon

    Photographer Milton Rogovin has used his camera to take us into the world of workers, showing us their humanity, dignity and strength. He has photographed in the steel factories of Buffalo, N.Y., in the coal mines...

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  • THIS WEEK IN LABOR

    THIS WEEK IN LABOR

    February 10, 2006

    Asbestos bill toxic The interests of asbestos makers and their insurers “have become paramount and the needs of victims have become secondary” in the asbestos bill being debated in the Senate, said AFL-CIO President John Sweeney...

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  • N.Y. gov. shorts schools

    N.Y. gov. shorts schools

    February 10, 2006 By Dan Margolis

    NEW YORK — Boasting that he was delivering tax cuts for working people and increased funding for schools, Republican Gov. George Pataki submitted his final executive budget Jan. 18 in Albany. The proposal was immediately condemned,...

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  • WORLD NOTES

    WORLD NOTES

    February 10, 2006

    India: Airport workers on strike About 23,000 employees at Mumbai and Delhi airports successfully resolved their strike that followed a decision by the authorities to turn over the airports to private companies for upgrading. All of...

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  • Venezuelans speak their minds

    Venezuelans speak their minds

    February 10, 2006

    CARACAS, Venezuela — As this city filled up with delegates from 160 countries attending the sixth World Social Forum last month, one thing seemed to be on their minds: learning more about the revolutionary process taking...

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