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l3 3': .9 '3 2 ”WWW” member-ed Dr. Martin Luthe- between union, civil and women's
. 2 4 _‘M 1 '3 :3 AP Labor-Writer King’s “l HaveaDream”—-but little rights activists and environmen-
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3 FOO'MII 2 . . : 3' ’ , “But the real importance was in They say such new found woven-
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‘. WASHINGTON —'l‘he Republican- sounder financial footing, They in- liq freshman Jodee Johmon, who is Yankee andremindina youyou’redlf- wuapintobeamoneevenaskedil very segregated altlnigh there ap ‘
WWI“ Sam“ “m“ Wit” elude cutting basic benefits for more M New Y0“ tea-mt. it can be more difficult than if they wet-canyons; like halted beam. peared tohe hoover-t racial mails.
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Social Security bill this week after the more difficult to get disability “hillbilly city" she imagined it to be. deal." said Art m_ a WWW got here,” Johnna said. ”i dowsnt to {cram ‘fsce from southern.
‘ Hueluderehip decided towns the payments and postponing cost-ot- . Iheiutlll havinsorobiemudit-tins- paduate student who worin as a hythomnomtliouah. Northern povertylnngsthoughts
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