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December 21, 1995
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Bleak Christmas for Detroit Newspaper Strikers Striking workers in trouble after five months on picket line Congressional Deal to Muzzle the Internet Vague "indecency" ban called threat to free speech Global Warming no Longer Questioned But U.S. and other "Carbon Club" nations reject findings NAFTA Environmental Protection Toothless, Say Critics NAFTA environmental commission proves powerless Military Wants More Arms Trafficking Selling more weapons abroad U.S. Companies Still Export Banned Pesticides Illegal in U.S. because health threats Tim Ream Declares Victory, Ends Fast 75-day hunger strike ends with bill to repeal salvage logging Argentina's Dictatorship of the Perfect Body Obsession with slimness and beauty even affects children Promising Anti-AIDS Compound in Native Plant Common bush used by Native Americans Christmas Gifts for Corporate PAC's Political donations pay off well for big corporations Ad Agency Offers Top 10 Flubs of 1995 And it seemed like such a good idea at the time... |
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Live! On Stage! A look at on-line visits by "celebrities" Innocents Lost Mothers of gay children who have committed suicide Stealth Strategy Inside view of the Christian Coalition |
Last Stop Before the Censorship State
Will the government become the Internet censor?Mark Lowenthal Mortgaging the Fourth Estate Ignorance is Strength The politics behind Global Warming science Congressional Budget Spells Ruin for Family Farms Goodbye Mom 'n' Pop, hello agribusiness Steve Forbes and the Flat Tax How would a multi-millionaire do under a flat tax? Letters Sez who? Sez me!
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