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February 18, 1996
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E-mail Effective Way to Reach Elected Officals Messages treated same as call, fax, or letter Kaiser Changes Worry Nurses Massive layoff expected State Endangered Species Act at Risk Wilson administration wants more limits Hawaiian Sovereignty Movement Grows New call for recognition of Native rights Should Smallpox Virus Be Destroyed? Philosophical and health questions arise Henry Hyde Sued for S&L Negligence Congressman championed deregulation No Prosecution of "Wise Use" Rebels Prosecutors have "hands-off" policy Medicare Fraud Widespread Hospitals, suppliers cheating on billions Guyana Lifts Ban on "Cyanide River" Mine Environmentalists protest reopening after disaster Common Algae May Harm Humans Connections between fish kills, human health Russia's Nuclear Stockpile Rusting But authorities attack whistleblowers |
Armies Gather
Introduction and overview of this series
Banquet of the White Rose National anti-abortion leaders meet to honor "prisoners of Christ" Soldier in The Army of God One woman's trek from clinic blockade to attempted murder Enemies Unmasked John Salvi and Conspiracy Thought "We'll Let the Government Shut Down" Was the shutdown really about a balanced budget? Theatre of Battle, 1995 Chronicle of federal and state attacks on abortion Ab*****n: The Eighth Banned Word Abortion language in the Telecom Bill
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Sara Peyton
Sign of the Times
Mark Lowenthal Censoring the Telecom Debate Telecom Fund Potential for Abuse Little noticed provision in new law Technophobia Behind Internet Censorship Congress fears what it doesn't understand Letters Needed for Laguna Uplands Support Sebastopol community effort Letters The lost art of screed
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