Issue No. 19 August, September 1996 Read some of the best features published in our first year A password is needed to read the Albion Monitor Here is information on how to subscribe
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National Parks Deteriorating, Says GAO Commerce inside parks is greatest threat Church Burning Shakes Up Segregated Town Three black churches torched Water Quality Tests Miss Significant Health Risk Parasite found naturally in watersheds CIA Funded Contras By Crack Sales New report available on Internet Ojibwe Activist Named Green Party VP Winona LaDuke runs with Nader Nader on Clinton, Environment August Setbacks to Net Free Speech Censorship efforts from nations, schools Global Enviro Protections At Risk, Groups Warn Possible rollback of ozone, toxic, endangered species treaties Communities Printing Local Money At least 30 U.S. cities EPA Names Top U.S. Polluters By smokestack and underground injection Industry Trusted To Report Toxics Fish Decline Must Stop, Experts Say Allow fish populations to rebuild Farm Workers Battle Mushroom Giant Immigrants paid poverty wages Dump Smokey The Bear, Say Enviros Salvage loggers like "prevent fires" PR

	Prime Suspect Current anti-immigrant frenzy echo 1880's hatreds following sensational Sonoma County murder Hostages in the Sewer Wars Will the Russian River sewer plant open West County to developers?

	Ban All Corporate Donations Should charities rely on the kindness of corporate stranglers? Best and Worst of Conventions '96 Humor Harvest Moon Eclipse Summer makes a dramatic exit Bombing the Usual Suspects Is the U.S. planning to bomb Iran or Iraq? Ban Fishing With Dynamite, Cyanide Used to catch aquarium, gourmet fish Letters With new reader feedback

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