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  • Home health care workers seek justice

    Home health care workers seek justice

    April 16, 2004

    NEW YORK – Though they care for the sick, injured and elderly, thousands of home health aides here don’t have any health insurance themselves. They are among the almost 2 million New Yorkers who are uninsured....

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  • Quebec mulls proportional vote system

    Quebec mulls proportional vote system

    April 9, 2004

    VANCOUVER, B.C. – The Quebec government will be the first provincial jurisdiction in Canada to advance legislation that would create a new mixed electoral system that includes proportional representation (PR). The Liberal government led by Premier...

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  • As useful as teats on a boar

    As useful as teats on a boar

    April 9, 2004 By Paul S. Kaczocha

    Opinion Recently The New York Times reported a dispute at a meeting in France of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development (OECD).

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  • Letters

    Letters

    April 9, 2004

    Spoiler syndrome can be cured The debate about Ralph Nader as a spoiler (“Nader’s disastrous decision to run in 2004,” PWW 3/6-12) centers around the “Nader effect” in 2000. Ross Perot “spoiled” the chances of Bush...

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  • Editorials

    Editorials

    April 9, 2004

    The cruelest lie As fierce fighting rages in Iraq, popular agitation – in both the U.S. and Iraq – about the illegal U.S. war and occupation has reached a boiling point. One thing is clear: U.S....

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