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January 31, 1996
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Enviro Groups Endorse Reilly, Koenigshofer Unprecedented alliance of organizations for upcoming election New Congressional Move Against Internet Telephone company would set "market rate" price for access Radical Right Attack on Cartoonist Backfires Attempts to silence gay journalist by American Family Association Don't Cut EPA, Public Tells GOP Polls show strong support for enviro protection Radioactive Weapons Possible Cause of "Gulf War Syndrome" Army coverup, group alleges Disney, Others Exploit Haitian Labor Sewing clothes for 7 cents per hour Wetland Regulations Inadequate New study shows uplands importance Poverty is Infant Health Risk Debunks myths about race, lifestyle Rainforest Wood Used in Cheap Furniture Japan importing hardwoods for throw-away items Trial of Bomb Conspiracy "Prophet" Delayed Allegedly planned terrorist attack against women's clinics Ozone Destroyers Become Toothpaste Surprising discovery finds new use for CFC's Enviro T-Shirts Banned at Auto Show Activists accuse show managers of being "fashion police" |
Genetic Dilemmas Complex ethical, legal, and social questions are emerging from new science discoveries Better Learning Through Chemistry Schools, parents, and doctors are getting Ritalin Religion to control unruly kids Harvest or Homes? The suburbanization of California's Central Valley approaches |
Losing our Police to the Drug War
Turning our citizen police force into Drug War soldiers
True Indecency on the Internet Alcohol, tobacco ads abound Sara Peyton Overexposure Ending (Corporate) Welfare Stop giving away billions to wealthy corporations Mark Lowenthal Spies and Watchdogs Letters Dear Newt, Dear Frank Riggs...
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