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Issue no. 733 — August 30 - September 13, 2004
- Editorial: Convention time: Round two
- Got milk? Got any money?
- Changing state budget priorities with no $$ saved
- National study shows what teachers knew – charter schools worse
- Why were the results hidden?
- Latest figures show enormous poverty during a recovery
- Los Angeles: Hospitals close ERs because too many people use them
- Regulations for the benefit of business
- A swift trip away from real issues
- Millions of people condemned to death from malaria – no money for treatment
- The Sahel devastated by locusts
- Torture of prisoners in Iraq: Investigations blame those responsible, but let them off scot free
- Venezuela: Chavez's victory ... but what guarantees for working people?
- After the truce in Najaf
- Knock, knock... It's the FBI!
- Chicago: Payday loans – legalized loan sharking
- US Air Chief threatens to liquidate
- Rotating shifts: Jet lag on the assembly line
- Oil: "A speculator's paradise"
- Mt. Clemens nurses strike for themselves and their patients
- 3,000 jobs available – 250,000 apply