June 30 LETTERS
Hey, Verizon, let the workers decide Job well done Diabetes and Cuba CIA exposed Stop predatory lending Ontario’s electoral reform Voting rights
No rules
Over ribs, chicken, homemade salads and pies, beer and pop, our Memorial Day cookout turned from a local Steelers controversy to politics. Debate arose over a recent shooting and grappling with why pulling a gun has replaced raising fists to resolve disputes among young adults.
LETTERS
Afghan death toll Green, blue and red all over Korean model How long? Zimbabwe
NATIONAL CLIPS
ARROWSIC, Maine: Town meeting adopts antiwar stance HOUSTON: Labor-backed Democrat wins in company town WASHINGTON: House to vote on torture school BOSTON: Same-sex marriage upheld
Voters in Ontario, Canada, mull electoral reform
ONTARIO, Canada — The Ontario Citizens’ Assembly on Electoral Reform is recommending a switch from the “first past the post,” winner-take-all electoral system to the much more democratic Mixed Member Proportional (MMP) system, a form of proportional representation (PR).
LETTERS
Another raid Green socialism is necessary From Jerusalem Re: Six Day War
NATIONAL CLIPS
ERIE, Pa.: GE workers demand fair contract CHICAGO: Skyrocketing gas prices ignites drivers LORAIN, Ohio: Steelworkers protest illegal searches SACRAMENTO, Calif.: Voters could cast ballot on Iraq withdrawal
LETTERS
Don’t agree On Israel Rule of law Stop the hate Who is plotting? Kudos from MySpace
EDITORIAL: Cold War, reloaded
The Bush administration’s planned anti-missile complex in eastern Europe and its joint development of an anti-missile system with Japan are raising the specter of a new Cold War with far-reaching consequences for global political stability.
NATIONAL CLIPS
BIRMINGHAM, Ala.: Thousands celebrate at Juneteenth festival SACRAMENTO, Calif.: Iraq war veteran walks for peace HAZELTON, Pa.: Anti-immigrant rally turns uglier COLORADO SPRINGS, Colo.: Right-wing groups have falling out
