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"Mad Cow Disease" From Pork May Cause Some Alzheimer's
Questions raised about foot- dragging at USDA in previously unrecognized form of disease in swine
Gary Webb Interview: Why "Dark Alliance" is Under Attack Talks about controversial series and why the big three newspapers want to hush him up; Webb transferred to suburbs, says management threatened firing if he continued series Bear Lincoln Attorney: D.A. has Ulterior Motives J. Tony Serra accuses D.A. of anti-Indian racism, political grandstanding while running for election as a judge, more Whale Mexican Breeding Grounds Threatened Mexico, Mitsubishi pushing ahead for salt factory McVeigh Conviction Won't Deter Extremists Hard-core following still convinced that federal government responsible Harmful Contraceptive Tests on E Indian Women Covert tests of drug leaves 15,000 sterile, groups allege Australian Leader Refusal to Apologize for Native Land Theft Prime Minister faces angry Aboriginal audience after government extinguishes rights won in courts Quiet Execution of Youngest Man in Recent U.S. History Few in national press notice as Oklahoma executes 22 year-old Kill the FDA, Consumer Groups Tell Clinton Want new food agency New Welfare Law Will Harm Alarming Number of Families Analysis shows mothers of very young children will suffer most One-Fifth of Argentina Species Risk Extinction Hunting, other human activity to blame Are Jet Plane Trails Affecting the Climate? Not much known about those wispy plumes of jet exhaust N American Civilization as Old as Asia, Mideast Implies cultures developed simultaneously about 20,000 years ago
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Although the grand jury named "others unknown" as also responsible for the Oklahoma City bombing, the FBI can't -- or won't -- find these shadowy killers | |
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How a loophole allowed the U.S. military to escape liability for deadly underground water pollution
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McVeigh is Hardly a "Lone Nut" Attacks on family planning clinics also part of guerilla war on America How Much is Nature Worth? Putting a value on nature is a last, desperate measure Desparate Whitewater Spin by Sen. D'Amato, NY Times Scrambling because Kenneth Starr has failed to make a case against his main targets, many months and $30 million later Jim Hightower Working for Free NPR Censors Poet -- a Dangerous Precedent Because poem about Mumia Abu Jamal Norman Solomon The Media's Love Affair With "Free Trade" "Labor Shortage" is Wall Street Propaganda Claims that "Americans just won't work" is thinly-disguised PR for inviting more foreign workers
Letters Comments about past stories
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