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 10/31
Samuel Alito Nominated to Supreme Court; The Fallout of Scooter
Libby Indictment; Bombs Hit New Delhi, Kill 62; Kashmir to
Open Line of Control; Mexican Government Cracking down on
Journalists; Rosa Parks Body Lies in Honor at Capitol Rotunda;
Edward Roybal Rebembered;
10/28
Lewis Scooter Libby Indicted; Attack on Organic Standards
in Congress; Wilma’s Impact on Cuba; Immokalee Workers
Affected by Wilma; African-American Employment in New Orleans;
Nuclear Waste on Indigenous Lands in Australia;
10/27
Harriet Miers Withdraws Nomination; Hurricane Victims Denied
Federal Assistance Due to Past Drug Convictions; Evicting
New Orleans Residents; Cancer Malignancies in Iraq; Ireland’s
New Immigration Policies under Fire; Demonstration in San
Diego for Over 2,000 US Soldiers Dead in Iraq; Some Local
Residents Attempting to Block Opening of Latino Supermarket;
10/26
2,000 Soldiers Now Dead in Iraq, as Speculation Looms over
CIA Leak; Vietnam’s Possible Ascension to the WTO; Burmese
Concern over Gas Pipeline; Tampa Football Fan Sues over Game
Searches; Schwarzenegger Visits San Diego;
10/25
Dick Cheney Potentially Involved In Valerie Plame Outing;
Iraqis Ratified Draft Constitution; A Look at Young People
and HIV/AIDS in East Asia and the Pacific; US and The Philippines
Commence Military Exercises; Massive Protests against Education
Reforms in Italy; Restoring Utilities in New Orleans Highlights
Race and Class Divides; Rosa Parks Dies at Age 92;
10/24
FBI’s Improper Surveillance; Dick Durbin Comments on
CIA Leak; Ben Bernake Nominated to Replace Alan Greenspan;
UN Raises Concern Over Kashmir Earthquake Relief; Turkish-German
Relations and EU; Undocumented Immigrant Laborers in New Orleans;
Prison Population Continues to Rise;
10/21
A Look at Harriet Miers; UN’s Report on Rafik Hariri
Assassination; US Undersecretary Burns Visits India; Buddhists
Increasingly Targeted in Thailand; Liberian Voters to Choose
New President in Upcoming Runoff Election; Diesel Emissions
in California;
10/20
Guantanamo Bay Detainees Say They are Being Force Fed to Inflict
Pain; Mahmmod Abbas Meets with President Bush; Kashmir Earthquake
Relief Efforts; Generic Drugs for Bird Flu; Radio Shutdown
in Senegal; The High Price of Living in San Diego;
10/19
Saddam Hussein Trial Begins in Baghdad; Condoleeza Rice Appears
Before the Senate Committee on Foreign Relations; A Look at
the Recent Violence in Southern Russia; Increased Protections
for Business Interests on Capitol Hill; The Battle between
the Self Employed Women’s Association and the Government
of Gujarat; Protest against Military Recruiters at UC Santa
Cruz;
10/18
Bush Administration Continues to Push “Guest Worker”
Program; UN Reform; The Wake of Hurricane Stan in Guatemala;
Native Americans Sue Over Ski Resort Expansion in Arizona;
Commission Reviews South Dakota Social Services; Watsonville
Commemorates Victims of Violence;
10/17
Iraqis Head to the Polls in Country’s Referendum; Results
of Ibero-American Summit; Congress to Take up Budget Reconciliation
This Week; New Orleans Residents Evicted; Millions More Movement
in Washington; Native American Recognition and Casinos in
Connecticut;
10/14
WHO Says Avian Flu Does Not Spread From Birds To Humans Easily;
Concerns Expressed Over Influenza Drug Supplies; Political
Boundaries Prevent Some Kashmiris From Providing Aid; Chile’s
Export Profits Maintained At Expense Of Workers And Environmental
Protection; Millions More March Calls For Government Accountability;
Police Open Fire On Demonstrating Students In India;
10/13
US and China Fail to Reach Textiles Agreement; El Alto Remembered
as Bolivia Looks at Electoral Re-Districting; Relief Not Reaching
Earthquake Victims in Indian-Administered Kashmir; Anti-Affirmative
Action Groups Sues LAUSD; California Heads for Special Election;
A Look at Texas’ Death Penalty;
10/12
Supreme Court Hears Whistleblower Case; Report Criticizes
Government Logging Policies; Everyday Iraqi Stories; Part
3 in a Special FSRN Series; Children May be Playing with Toxic
Toys; California Labor Leaders Slam Schwarzenegger; Mumia
Abu Jamal Commentary: The Empire's Attack on Ojedo Rios and
Independence; Indigenous People’s Day;
10/11
Morocco Deports Thousands Back to Senegal; Tough New British
Asylum Policies under Fire by UN Commission for Refugees;
Campaigners Organize Against Death Penalty in the Philippines;
The Role of Afghanistan’s Kuchis in Elections; DC Residents
Call Moratorium on Sale of Public Property; National Coming
Out Day;
10/10
7.6 Magnitude Quake Hits Kashmir; Polish Elections Turns Country
Towards the Right; German’s New “Grand Coalition”;
EPA To Hold Public Hearings on Radiation Exposure Rules Changes;
The American Indian Movement Takes on “Columbus Day”;
Union Asks Yale to Divest Funds; Everyday Iraqi Stories; Part
2 in an FSRN Series;
10/7
Energy Battle in Congress; The Release of Ireland’s
Rossport Five; Everyday Iraqi Stories: Part 1 in an FSRN Series;
The Continued Militarization in New Orleans; The Wake of Hurricane
Stan Ravages Central America; Red Cross Says Thousands Could
Have Been Saved from Tsunami; Worker Run Hotel Holds Rally
in Buenos Aires;
10/6
Nola Public Health Advocates in DC; Protest Today Against
Arroyo's Pre-Emptive Abilities; A Look At Serbia Five Years
After Milosevic; Child Trafficking In Sierra Leone; Peak Oil
Conference; Pollution At Southern California Ports Leads To
Increased Cancer Risk;
10/5
Supreme Court Considers Oregon Assisted Suicide Law; Tensions
on the Rise between Uganda and the Democratic Republic of
Congo; US and India Sign Terror Treaty; Bush Suggests Using
Troops in Case of Pandemic; The Case of Lisl Auman; Mumia
Abu Jamal: Lessons from Katrina, Rita and Beyond;
10/4
Turkey to Begin Talks to Join the European Union; Bush Holds
First News Conference since May; General Strike Hits France
Today; FEMA Announces End of Application Process for New Orleans
Residents; Finding Justice in East Timor; Benzene Exposure
Causing Severe Diseases in India;
10/3
Bush Nominates Harriet Miers; 3 Coordinated Bomb Attacks Hit
Bali; Anti-Recruitment Student Racially Harassed, Assaulted
and Arrested at George Mason University; Commemorations for
Mexico’s 1968 Massacre Highlight the Country’s
Impunity; Tijuana Workers Suing US-Based Cardinal Health;
Mumia Abu Jamal Comments on Bill Bennett’s Hypothetical
Holocausts;
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