On March 31, 2003, U.S. Attorney General John Ashcroft and U.K. Home
Secretary David Blunkett signed a new treaty providing for extradition
between the two countries of persons accused of crimes. The new treaty,
which has yet to be...
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07 July 2003
Senate bill 1046, if passed by the full Senate, will go a long way to
reverse most of the FCC's recent egregious media deregulation rulings.
Again, if left to stand, these recent FCC rulings will lead to further
consolidation on the part...
07 July 2003
Ohio's infamous nuke with the hole in its head is being forced toward
critical mass. Only a global outcry can stop it. Meanwhile, ample wind power is
ready right there to replace the plant.
Last year the Davis-Besse...
Last year the Davis-Besse...
03 July 2003
The infamous Davis-Besse nuke---the one with the hole in its head---may be
slouching toward new disaster. After nearly wiping out all of northern Ohio,
First Energy, the utility that owns this radioactive turkey, has spent several...
02 July 2003
New Plan for Government Investment in Renewable Energy and
Energy Efficiency Cuts Persian Gulf Oil Imports in Half.
"The Apollo Project" is a 10-point plan for energy independence proposed by
A HISTORIC COALITION of labor unions,...
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