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RadTeaParty, on Enemy Combatant Radio, interviews one of the organizers of the Bay-Area hit, the Anti-Capitalist Fashion Show! We talk about today's body standards, the media's war on women and their bodies, and taking back the word "fashion". 1hr long show with DJ Andria

this newscast originally aired at 6pm CST on august 20, 2003 on kpft. listen in houston at 90.1fm, or stream it live at www.kpftx.org. read transcripts of previous newscasts at www.kpft.org/news. (28:35 minutes)

stories include...

- prop 12 backed by governor perry

- gregory school cultural center funding gets green light

- monitoring of conditions in texas prisons decreasing

- tution rates set to rise at university of houston

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tonight's radio show included stories on the central american free trade agreement talks coming to houston, proposition 12, milarity families protest at bush's ranch and call for troops to come home, and more...

this show is a collective effort of himc volunteers every monday on kpft radio in houston. pacifica, 90.1 fm.

Auntie Bees Knees looks at US government procurement for contracts increasing domestic surveillence systems. 9 minutes 56 seconds.

Summary details of Free Radio San Diego's coverage of the Cancun WTO events.

Free Radio San Diego

96.9FM will be providing extensive coverage of the Cancun WTO protests from

10-14 September, 2003. These will include the reading of all current

press reports from multiple sources (several IMC's, conventional media,

information given to FRSD directly, etc) live reports from the scene via mobile

Legislation pending in Texas could potentially transfer the decision making ability from juries to politicians to decide universal caps on compensation when corporations affect non-monetary damages like disfiguration or death.

this newscast originally aired at 6pm CST on august 20, 2003 on kpft. listen in houston at 90.1fm, or stream it live at www.kpftx.org. read transcripts of previous newscasts at www.kpft.org/news. (30 minutes)

stories include the one below, and more!