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EDITORIALS
Friday, August 29, 2008
Now is not the time for blame in police shooting
A South Portland man's death raises questions, but it's too early to make judgments.

Study argues for getting at the causes of bankruptcy
Researchers from Maine and Ohio have documented the heavy toll of financial distress.

Commentary

REP. RICK BURNS, D-BERWICKNew minimum-wage and compassionate-leave laws benefit labor
The effort to improve working conditions has higher wages as its chief goal, however.

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