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Murray Seeger dies at 82; L.A. Times reporter led Moscow bureau
Murray Seeger, a Los Angeles Times foreign correspondant who served as Moscow bureau chief in the early 1970s and was later director of information for the AFL-CIO, has died. He was 82.
Seeger, who lived in Silver Spring, Md., died of pneumonia Monday in...Tags: International Monetary Fund, Silver Spring (Montgomery, Maryland), Moscow (Russia), Federal Reserve, Europe
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McManus: Obama's new tone
We already know the outlines of what President Obama plans to say in his long-awaited jobs speech before Congress on Thursday night. He will propose a list of job-creation measures — tax cuts, infrastructure spending, aid to state governments,...Tags: Labor Day, Unemployment, Republican Party, Government, Eric Cantor
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Charles H. Percy dies at 91; moderate former GOP senator
Former Sen. Charles H. Percy, a former Foreign Relations Committee chairman whose moderate Republican views put him at odds with party conservatives, died Saturday in Washington, D.C. He was 91.
Percy's daughter, Sharon Rockefeller, announced in 2009...Tags: Paul Simon, Otto Kerner, Dick Durbin, World War II (1939-1945), Charles H. Percy
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Is Occupy Wall Street a tea party for Democrats?
As protests aimed at shaming Wall Street continued near New York's financial heart, they raised a tantalizing prospect for beleaguered liberals: Their side may, unexpectedly, be witnessing the redefinition of a coming election year that was supposed to be...Tags: Occupy Wall Street, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Joe Biden, Republican Party, Fox News Channel (tv network)
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'Super PACs' report donors for 2011
The new role that the super-rich play in electoral politics began to emerge with greater clarity Tuesday as recently formed "super PACs" publicly reported their donors and expenses for 2011.
Restore Our Future, the super PAC backing Mitt Romney's...Tags: Metal and Mineral, Metal and Mineral, Mutual Funds, George Soros, Elections
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Keystone XL pipeline decision delayed until after 2012 election
The Obama administration put off until after the 2012 election a politically charged decision on whether to approve the controversial Keystone XL oil pipeline, easing one problem for President Obama but opening another with the missed opportunity to boost...Tags: Upstream Oil and Gas Activities, Unrest, Conflicts and War, Republican Party, Demonstration, Unions
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Occupy Wall Street wins over union backing, more protesters
In a sign that it is shifting from a loose-knit fringe group to a bloc that could draw in mainstream America, the movement called Occupy Wall Street brought thousands of people to the streets of New York on Wednesday after major labor unions gave their...Tags: Unrest, Conflicts and War, Republican Party, Entertainment, Unions, Nursing
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NLRB requires posting of workers' rights to unionize
Money & CompanyThe National Labor Relations Board has issued new regulations requiring companies to post notices informing employees of their rights to unionize, a vote of confidence in unions in a year that has seen organized labor come under attack as governments........ -
Villaraigosa: Washington must end bickering, invest in America
L.A. NOWL.A. Mayor Antonio Villaraigosa called on congressional leaders and the White House to end partisan bickering and act swiftly to invest in the nation’s infrastructure, saying it is necessary to rebuild the economy and boost employment. He will sit...
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