Issue Number 34 July/August 1998
Cover collage by Seymour Caprice
FEATURES:
- Small media vs. big in Seattle, San Francisco and Chicago.
- stories by Burton H. Wolfe, Doug Collins, and Cameron Chapman
- Confessions of a mercenary in the War on Drugs (Part Two).
- by Charles Van Wey
- An honest cop kills himself.
- by Todd Matthews
- Olympia activists opposing anti-sedition law attempt to get arrested.
- by Roger Valdez
SPECIAL:
- ...leave other concerns in the shadows.
- by Norman Solomon
- Industry-driven medical board to blame.
- by John Ruhland
- TV news talking heads deserve every penny of their huge salaries.
- by Jim Sullivan
- We here at the WFP receive a ton of exchange literature from around the world and now we share some of it with you.
- gathered from numerous news outlets.
THE REGULARS:
First Word Ideas that cut through the BS.
Seattle construction unearths Duwamish Ancestors.
Free Thoughts Opinions we couldn't keep to
ourselves.
Poignant brainwaves from Mother Earth Nature and d. baranov.
Reader Mail Actual letters from actual
readers.
EnviroWatch
How humans treat their surroundings, each other, themselves.
Working Of and relating to labor.
reported and compiled by Alison Thorne and Doug Collins.
Hearing Aids Music as Adventure.
by Wally Shoup.
Reel Underground Your guide to experimental
film.
Jewish Film Festival reviews and calendar by Paul D. Goetz
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