Issue Number 16 June/July 1995
- Unless we all act now, the most extreme anti-environmental "property rights" measure in the history of the nation will become law in Washington state.
- by Free Press staff
FEATURES:
Cover Art by Doug Collins
- Critics charge that Seattle is offering too much customer service to Nordstrom.
- by Doug Collins
- Group Health downsizes, profits soar...
- by Stephanie Tate
- Jobs With Justice: On the frontline against deteriorating working conditions.
- by Brian King
- Report and polemic from the Arts and Education Conference.
- by Gregory Nissen
- An interview with UW First Ammendment Specialist Don Pember.
- interview by D. Rush Allison
SPECIAL:
- Paranoid and delusional ramblings just in the nick of time.
- by Matt Robesch
THE REGULARS:
Mail
Actual letters from actual readers.
Free Thoughts
Opinions we couldn't keep to ourselves.
EnviroWatch
How humans treat their surroundings, each other, themselves.
Working
Of and relating to labor.
reported and compiled by Doug Collins.
Spike, the Rabid Media Watchdog
The poop on the local information industry.
reported and compiled by Matt Robesch and Free Press Staff.
Northwest Books
Regional writers in review.
literary review by Kent Chadwick.
Hearing Aids
music reviews by Lance Davis.
Reel Underground
Your guide to experimental film.
film reviews and calendar by Paul D. Goetz.
Free Facts
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