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Vol. 69/No. 10      March 14, 2005

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News articles

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• Lebanese gov’t resigns amid sustained protests
  Under U.S. pressure, Syrian gov’t turns over Iraqi Baathists
• Utah miners build March 12 solidarity rally
• U.S.-led forces in Iraq stage offensive along the Euphrates
• Clinics protest Kansas gov’t demand to open abortion records of 90 women
• Imprisoned for a year without a hearing, New Jersey unionist fights deportation
• Vietnamese victims of Agent Orange sue U.S. chemical giants
• Australia gov’t to send more troops to Iraq
• Colorado Wal-Mart workers lose union vote
• New Jersey utility workers reject company offer
• Bush uses Europe visit to press campaign against Iran’s nuclear energy program
• Plaintiffs’ stories told in legal briefs
• Monopolies poisoned U.S., Vietnamese workers
• Socialists hold regional conference in Tampa
  Participants map out plans for study, sales of ‘New International’ magazine
• ‘Militant’ drive needs 175 renewals
• ‘Vera Drake’ shows why right to abortion is powerful social gain
• FBI assault on socialists, unions in World War II
• France: Workers protest gov’t move to lengthen workweek
• 25 and 50 years ago
• Great Society
• Venezuela gov’t expropriates half of British firm’s cattle ranch
• Tel Aviv presses plan for Gaza withdrawal
• ‘La migra’ steps up arrests and deportations
• Moisés Mory writes from the Monmouth County Jail in New Jersey

 
 
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