* Final * | Read a free sample issue |
---|
December 3, 1995
Judge Quashes Murder Indictment of Bear Lincoln, New Charge Filed Prosecutor did not show Grand Jury all evidence; also new questions about Deputy account Publishers Sued in Detroit News Strike Newspaper strike now in fifth month, no settlement soon Petaluma School Board Endorses Sexual Identity Program School Board moved by plea from parents of teen suicides Oklahoma "Prophet" Indicted in Alleged Bomb Plot Alleged targets to be women's clinics, civil rights offices "Whitewash" Charged in Guyana River Disaster Little done since August cyanide spill Rare Virus may be Linked to Schizophrenia Animal virus linked to mental illness Higher Death Rate for AIDS Medicaid Patients Expensive test only offered with private insurance Militiary Weapons Cost $650 Billion Submarines, missles and...psychics Rich Countries Exploit Africa for Healing Plants Conference demands equitable sharing Ralph Nader Enters Presidential Primary Cites candidacy as a way of stimulating debate |
America's "Just Say No" Addiction Billions spent on just say no programs that just don't work Starving for the Trees Ongoing two month fast to protest salvage logging and reopen Washington debate
Rose Gaffney, Hitchcock, and the Hole in the Head Bodega Head history and hike
|
|
Enemies of the Oil Raj
America's supply of cheap oil disappears with the Saudi monarchy Mark Lowenthal Enter the Dragon (Part II) Sara Peyton A personal short story proves too personal for Mom to see Who's in Charge Here? Changes in who controls foreign policy and army Where Old Homepages go to Die Friends and coworkers remember the dead Letters Sez who? Sez me!
|
---|
Upcoming meetings, events, and other happenings you can't miss. |
Editor: Jeff Elliott (editor@monitor.net)
Publisher: Darryl Trujillo (pub@monitor.net)
FAX: (707) 824-0549
The Albion Monitor is currently published twice monthly by Monitor Publishing, POB 1025, Occidental CA 95465. Subscription is free to monitor.net users; contact info@monitor.net for rates, or view our home page. Anyone with web access may subscribe for $29 per year, prepaid.