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Toolworkers at SK Hand Tool suddenly found they lost their health insurance. They went on strike. Their story typifies the health-care debate as the economy squeezes employers and workers alike.
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- Ann Arbor
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- Annemarie Strassel
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- Chicago
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- Chicagoland Chamber of Commerce
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