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  • Blame profits, not workers, for high health costs

    Blame profits, not workers, for high health costs

    November 7, 2003 By Phil E. Benjamin

    The issue of corporate greed in health care is beginning to make its way into the mass media, thanks in good part to the blatant price-gouging of the pharmaceutical companies.

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  • Arizona: Grassroots can beat big bucks

    Arizona: Grassroots can beat big bucks

    November 7, 2003

    TUCSON, Ariz. – It is going to take a massive grassroots effort to vanquish the millions and millions of dollars flooding the coffers of the Bush campaign from corporate America, the defense industry, the prison industry,...

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  • National Clips

    National Clips

    November 7, 2003

    MACON, Ga.: Tobacco merger to destroy 14,000 jobs It was not the famous “tobacco settlement” where cigarette corporations are paying billions of dollars to states to cover smoking-related health care costs that forced the closure of...

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  • Canadian health care expert on tour

    Canadian health care expert on tour

    November 7, 2003

    Doug Allan, a Toronto-based trade union health care researcher and health coalition organizer, will be speaking on “Lessons from Canada’s Public Health Care System” in a series of three events in the eastern United States this...

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  • Oh, Canada! Wherefore art thy drugs so cheap?

    Oh, Canada! Wherefore art thy drugs so cheap?

    October 31, 2003

    A toe-to-toe “people versus profits” slugging match is under way over the issue of importing prescription drugs from Canada. On the side of profit protection are the giant pharmaceutical companies and the Bush administration. Arrayed against...

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