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News :: Children : Civil & Human Rights : Environment : Government Secrecy : Health : International Relations : Nukes |
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Nuclear Survivors Say They Were Fed Lies in Government Cover-Ups |
by AFP
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02 Mar 2005
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 Delegates expressed concern that even today, studies and reports on the US nuclear testing program in the Marshall Islands remain classified. |
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News :: Civil & Human Rights |
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The Man Made Plagues |
by Michael Treis
mftreis3 (nospam) yahoo.com (verified) |
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01 Mar 2005
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In 1992 I walked into the University of North Dakota Library to do some research of Congressional documents. I remember quite well the bitter cold of -40 below 0 and wind chills that would freeze you to the bone with some speed. However this cold is a warm summer day at the beach, in comparison to the documents I found.
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Announcement :: Labor |
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Why I'm Running for the Work Less Party |
by Bruce O'Hara
mbatko (nospam) lycos.com (verified) |
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01 Mar 2005
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Again and again the pro-growth politicians have tried to explain away the failure of growth to create either prosperity or full employment..Growth is a make-believe solu-tion never intended to succeed. The Work Less Party of Vancouver needs allies. |
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LOCAL Announcement :: Agriculture : Environment : Gender and Sexuality : Globalization |
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When Farmers Die: The Agrarian Crisis, Farmer Suicides and The Media |
by South Asian Collective
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01 Mar 2005
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When Farmers Die: The Agrarian Crisis, Farmer Suicides and The Media
A talk by P. Sainath, one of Asia's
leading journalists. |
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LOCAL Announcement :: Agriculture : Civil & Human Rights : Environment : Gender and Sexuality : Globalization : Miscellaneous |
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Visible Work, Invisible Women: Women & Work in Rural India |
by South Asian Collective
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01 Mar 2005
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On the occasion of International Women's Day (March 8), South Asian Collective invites you for an evening with P. Sainath, one of Asia's leading journalists. |
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LOCAL News :: Miscellaneous |
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MTD and Pedestrians |
by another voter
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01 Mar 2005
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I resubmitted this to get into the local interest section.
The following is from the Daily Illini. As the article notes, this is the second time in the past few months that an MTD bus has struck a pedestrian. In the first instance, the student who was hit died from her injuries.
I support public transportation and respect the MTD, but over the years I have sensed an increasingly aggressive approach on the part of some drivers. I have noticed this as a driver in my car, and particular on those occasions when I walk on campus during a busy time of the day. I would be interested in hearing if others have had similar perceptions.
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News :: Crime & Police |
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(Matthew Hale's) Judge's husband, mother found dead |
by uh-nawn
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28 Feb 2005
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The federal judge whom white supremacist Matthew Hale attempted to have murdered found her husband and mother lying dead in her house when she returned home Monday night, police said. |
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News :: Right Wing |
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Attny Gen. Spitzer Pulls the Pants Down on Mega-Corps |
by Messenger
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28 Feb 2005
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This speech was given by Mr. Spitzer at the National Press Club in Wash. DC on 1/31/05. |
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Independent Press Was a Target in Iraq |
by Danny Schechter
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28 Feb 2005
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The reality is that Jordan's concerns have a background and context that were under-reported in our media. Before the war, the Pentagon issued warnings that sounded like threats, saying it would not guarantee the safety of journalists who were not officially "embedded" into assigned U.S. military units.
Pentagon publicist Victoria Clarke, around the time the war began, said that journalists who went out on their own were "putting themselves at risk." |
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