Category: Articles

Relief Report #67: August 7, 1998

Contents: * Interior Department Cites Species Extinction as Evidence the Endangered Species Act Works * No Link Between Global Warming and Wildfires * Could Vulnerable Democrats Benefit from President's Heritage River Designations? *New Releases from The National Center for Public ...
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Global Warming Not to Blame for Heat Wave, Temperature Data Shows

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President Plays Upon Fears and Emotions of Public to Advance Political Agenda Contrary to statements by both President Bill Clinton and Vice President Albert Gore, the recent heat waves afflicting the south and west do not demonstrate that global warming ...
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Don’t Like the Weather? Don’t Blame Global Warming

National Policy Analysis #206 /
In recent years, advocates of the global warming theory have convinced many Americans that virtually any weather-related calamity is evidence that human-induced global warming is underway. One has only to look at the Second Assessment Report of the Intergovernmental Panel ...
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Americans 65 and Older Have the Same Civil Rights as Younger Americans, Group Says

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Amy Ridenour, president of The National Center for Public Policy Research, a non-partisan Capitol Hill think-tank, today criticized the federal government for standing fast in its wrong-headed decision to prohibit Americans 65 and older from choosing their own doctors. "The ...
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Scoop #193: July 31, 1998

Contents * Majority Leader Reviews Environmental and Regulatory Topics * Gore Has a Big Problem When It Comes to Global Warming * EPA Officials Accused of Possible Perjury; Report Available * Administration Seeks to Bypass Constitution by Pretending a Treaty ...
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Scoop #192: July 28, 1998

Contents * Con: Group Says the Religious Liberty Protection Act is A Bad Idea * Pro: Group Says the Religious Liberty Protection Act is A Good Idea * 9th Circuit Overruled by Supreme Court 96.4% of the Time * Air ...
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Campaign Reform Update #5: July 24, 1998

As Congress's August recess approaches, so does a deadline set by the House leadership for agreement on campaign finance reform legislation. Progress is slow, however, and anything passed in the House will probably not be able to be considered in ...
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Scoop #191: July 23, 1998

Contents* Fred Goldman Turns Family Tragedy Into a Chance to Defeat Violent Crime * If You Don't like Calling Jesus Christ "King of the Queers," Too Bad, Because You're Paying for It * Conservative Elements Within Appropriations Bills Reviewed * ...
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Legal Briefs #13: July 17, 1998

Contents:* Lawyers Oppose Lowering Insurance Premiums * Hindu Man Has Beef With Taco Bell - Sues * Slipped-up Trombone Player Sings A Quarter-Million-Dollar Tune * Tort D'Jour: Lawsuits Upon Lawsuits Within Lawsuits Lawyers Oppose Lowering Insurance PremiumsMost Americans may assume ...
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Blacks Say Shays/Meehan Campaign Reform Bill Would Have Chilling Effect on Minority Political Speech

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Members of the Black leadership network Project 21 say that the campaign finance reform legislation by Representatives Chris Shays (R-CT) and Marty Meehan (D-MA), which is scheduled for a House vote the week of July 13-17, is unwise and would ...
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