By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 February, 2001
Author
amoshaun

the text is a little fucked up at the end. This could be a good story if we could tie it into Vermon reconsidering the death penalty and racial profiling. but is he black?

AP Top News

Condemned Man Loses Supreme Appeals

by LAURIE ASSEO

Associated Press Writer

WASHINGTON (AP) -- A Tennessee man sentenced to death for killing a

police officer lost a pair of Supreme Court appeals that contended he had

By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 February, 2001
Author
amoshaun

This is a big deal and could easily be linkd to vieques and cancer related to depleted uranium munitions.

AP Top News

Navy Bomb Plans Anger Californians

BIG SUR, Calif. (AP) -- Residents are up in arms over a Navy proposal for

nearly 3,000 bombing missions annually on a practice range near Big Sur.

Bombers would come from Lemoore Naval Air Station in California's Central

By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 February, 2001
Author
amoshaun

this could be a lead in to "their still killing them every day". An excuse to remind people about American military oppression. Here is a link to georg seniors speach the day they invaded iraq in '90. http://www.wakeamerica.com/past/speeches/1990/gbush_011691.html

Also, i did an interview on a demo last monday that i u[ploada audio from to bolivia. Could be helpfull.

Powell Honors Gulf War Casualties

By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 February, 2001
Author
amoshaun

ZCourt fines pilots union for not ending strike. mon.

Monday February 26 10:40 AM ET

Supreme Court Sides with American Air on

Union Fine

WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The U.S. Supreme Court (news - web sites) on Monday let stand a ruling that a

pilots union and two of its officers must pay $45.5 million in compensatory damages to AMR Corp.'s American

Airlines, the nation's second-largest airline, for refusing to halt a sickout in 1999.

By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 February, 2001
Author
amoshaun

Some of the riskiest jobs in a $1.3 billion U.S.-financed counterdrug

offensive have been contracted to companies including DynCorp, of Reston,

Va., whose employees last weekend flew into a firefight involving leftist

guerrillas to save the crew of a downed Colombian police helicopter.

The company provides rescuers, mechanics and helicopter and airplane

pilots for aerial eradication missions over cocaine and heroin-producing

By Anonymous (not verified) , 26 February, 2001
Author
amoshaun

Leading industrialists, bankers and trade ministers from across the Americas, as well as globalization foes gathered in the Mexican

tourist resort of Cancun on Sunday for an economic conference, and protests against it.

We might be able to find an interview for an update?

Monday, February 26 6:14 AM SGT

World Economic Forum, anti-globalization protesters gather in Mexico

CANCUN, Mexico, Feb 25 (AFP) -

Leading industrialists, bankers and trade ministers from across the Americas, as well as globalization foes gathered in the Mexican

By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 February, 2001
Author
thatch

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By Anonymous (not verified) , 23 February, 2001
Author
Thatcher

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By Anonymous (not verified) , 22 February, 2001
Author
Thatcher

Audio clips without the scripts in between