Issue No. 26 Early March, 1997	How to Get a Password

Judi Bari 1949 - 1997 Rousing Sendoff for Bari at Memorial Party (3/18) Family/friends share memories (photos) Judi Bari Dies Peacefully (3/2) Final obituary with lawsuit update Bari Fights On Despite Worsening Illness (2/25) California Policymakers to Rethink Dams Not designed for big floods Three Mile Island Cancer "Extremely High" Raises question of 1979 whitewash Special Interests Hiding Behind "Grassroot" Ballot Items Few "citizens" behind initiatives CIA Whistleblower Says Clinton Won't Confront Agency "Unwilling or unable" to control spies Logging Main Threat to "Frontier Forests" Study says worse risk than "slash-and-burn" ag Kids, Drugs, and TV See matching commentary section Gov. Wilson Sabotaged Anti-Tobacco Effort, Groups Charge Alcohol Poses Double Risk For Youth Children Absorb More From TV Than Books Mexico, Columbia Scramble for Drug Certification Nations question U.S. right to pass judgement University Pulls the Plug on Free Speech Death row inmate censored by Penn radio station Global Climate Talks Were "Disaster," Says Greenpeace No agreement on greenhouse prevention U.S. Stalling on Climate Protection, WWF Says "Misguided effort to appease" oil, coal industry 250 Tribes Wait for U.S. Recognition Bureaucracy makes approval almost impossible End Sanctions, Even Corporations Demand U.S. has some form of sanction against 42% of world population Guyana Kicks Out Unification Church Wary of religious cults since Jonestown U.S. Warns UN: Hands Off Our Privileges As superpower, U.S. has special rights A River Comes Clean, 1,000 Volunteers Later Community reclaims polluted river

	Why can't industry Just Say No to powerful chemicals that threaten life on earth?

Multinational Monsters The top-ten bad businesses of 1996

What Happened to the Peace Dividend? And why are we still spending over $260 billion on defense? Kids, Drugs, and TV See matching news section Partnership for a Candor-Free America Channel Dumb Outlaw Tobacco Appeals to Outlaw Kids Free Speech on Death Row Journalists denounce censorship Mexico and the U.S. Deserve Each Other Each caters to other's vice Norman Solomon Washington Money Scandals are Old News Alexander Cockburn A Bigger Scam Than the S&L Bailout The New Buffalo Killers Letters Judi Bari tributes

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