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Published by Associated Press | By By Alan Clendenning | Monday, June 6, 2005

New logging permits were suspended Friday in a huge Amazon state where the rain forest is being cleared at an ever increasing rate, a day after police launched a crackdown on official corruption.

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Published by International Labor Organization | By | Monday, June 6, 2005

June 12 is World Day Against Child Labor -- and the beginning of a time-bound campaign to eliminate child labor in mining.

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Published by http://www.eastvalleytribune.com | By | Sunday, June 5, 2005

Facing the constant threat of ambushes, suicide bombers, improvised explosive devices and kidnappers, former Scottsdale, Arizona, Police Chief Michael Heidingsfield travels to police stations and training camps around Iraq - an itinerary, according to one of his top aides, that is more difficult now than it was when he arrived six months ago.

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Published by Financial Times | By Hal Weitzman | Saturday, June 4, 2005
 
Julia Guarniz, a street vendor in the Peruvian highland village of Choropampa, watches blankly as a seven-vehicle convoy thunders past. "They scare me," she says, pointing at the "hazardous materials" signs on the sides of the
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Published by The Washington Times | By Betsy Pisik | Friday, June 3, 2005

U.S. troops, journalists and contractors returning from Iraq are among those who have been caught with forbidden souvenirs -- mostly paintings and small seals and cylinders that can be carved exquisitely and hidden easily.

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Published by | By | Thursday, June 2, 2005



Telephone and cable
companies want to dominate Internet connections to the home. If they
get state legislatures to help them block competition, like they just
did in Pennsylvania, these companies would no longer have an important
incentive to build their networks to connect the underserved.

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Published by CNN Money | By Katie Benner | Thursday, June 2, 2005

Wachovia Corporation has apologized for its ties to slavery after disclosing that two of its historical predecessors owned slaves and accepted them as payment.

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Published by Financial Times | By | Wednesday, June 1, 2005

Public expectations of companies are rising everywhere - but consumers' top concerns vary substantially between countries and regions, according to a new study by GlobeScan, an international opinion research company.

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Published by Daily Champion | By Sopuruchi Onwuka | Tuesday, May 31, 2005

A major hiccup on government's effort to terminate gas flaring by 2008 has occured as oil multinational, Shell Petroleum Development Company (SPDC) said the official deadline will no longer be realistic to the firm.

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