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December, 1996
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CIA - Contra Drug Deal Named Top Story
Government and "status quo" press fails to discredit San Jose Mercury series, with analysis by:
Mark Lowenthal Norman Solomon Loophole Lets Corporations Tap Public Housing Fund More than $190 million in bond $$ to Chevron, Shell, and ARCO "Mad Cows," rBGH Hormones Related Warning that human epidemic possible Moon's Church Growing in S America Million spent on missionaries, newspaper NAFTA Flaw Leaves Workers Without Rights Deck stacked favoring employers, study finds
Death Threats Target E Timor Peace Prize Winner Indonesian dictorship angered by award 1996 Profits Won Over Human Rights, Group Says Politics, money favored over lives "Cyanide River" Company Makes Big Promises Caused enviro disaster last year Investor Beats Mining Disaster Charges Costliest accident in U.S. history "Toxic Bob's" Global Search for Gold Mining in the Amazon, Siberia, Asia, Africa Ozone Cleanup Fund Owed Millions Governments break promise to pay New Pesticide Concerns Raised Unexplained symptoms like Gulf War Syndrome Gypsies Under Police Attack, Report Says Romanian police routinely shoot, harass minority
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The CIA, the Contras and Crack Cocaine Although still officially denied, there's little doubt that top officials in the U.S. government knew that the CIA and Contras were trading guns for drugs
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Jim Hightower Getting "Nikied"
A Media Tale of Two Bombing Stories The media owes Judi Bari an apology Don't "Beef Up" Computers Why the computers 'n' meat ads? Canada's Health System in Jeopardy Pressure to be like U.S.
Norman Solomon
Happy New Year, 1970 Remembering America's future
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