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Late November, 1997
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Some of the BEST FEATURES from past issues |
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"Skinhead" Hate Crimes on Increase
Recent Denver murders raise alarm
Russian "Portable Nukes" Missing, Say Ex-Officials Enviro leader, former general says suitcase-sized bombs unaccounted for HMO Members Have Poor Heart Attack Survival Rate New study finds HMO patients have 200 percent higher death rate Indonesia Threatens Demonstrators -- In Canada Indonesians warned not to protest during Vancouver summit
El Niño Strikes Amazon Hard Long term effects of drought unknown Sperm Decline Worse Than Believed Earlier Unknown cause, but effect most severe in Western nations Experts Worried by Animal Virus That Killed Boy Rare, deadly flu known to infect only poultry Global Warming Could Trigger Ice Age Gulf Stream collapse would bring arctic climate to Europe U.S. Quietly Planning Nuke Waste Dump Just Over Mexican Border Greenpeace suspects secret deal between Mexico government and Clinton Natives Isolated in Mexican Prisons All poor, speak little Spanish and have small hopes of getting a fair trial. Asian Loggers "Devastating" Nicaragua Forests Legal and illegal logging forcing Native groups away from homelands New SEC Rules Would Quash Shareholder Complaints Shielding corporations from protests of social, enviro policies World Bank Woos Timber Companies Closed-door January meeting with multinational loggers Florida Coral Reefs In Sharp Decline Almost all of key coral species has died since 1996 TWA Flight 800 Inquiry Fades, But Anti-Arab Bias Remains Muslim "terrorist profile" now policy Bombing Grand Jury Recalls Conspiracy Witnesses ATF informant, former Klan member provide new testimony in Oklahoma City investigation Dilbert is Bosses' Stooge, Says Author Heavily used by corporations to distract, coerce employees NAFTA Enviro Promises Not Being Kept Study by NAFTA's own agency shows little has been done Three Nations Join Forces To Protect Monarch Butterfly endangered by policies common to Canada, Mexico, U.S.
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Nations Have Become Bank-States Stock market jitters leave countries more anxious to keep investors happy Jim Hightower "Mad-Dog" McCaffrey Arms Military Thugs Despite Religious Heat, Oregon Chooses Right To Die Consultants and church groups couldn't browbeat voters
The Super Powers of the Super-Rich Henry Ford and other industrialists used hoodlums to keep control, today's wealthy need only political clout
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(http://www.monitor.net/monitor) Issue 39
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