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20 July 2002
Darby battle now a battle for democracy, too
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Paul Dumouchelle
Background

In 2001 over 12,000 Central Ohio residents signed a petition saying they wanted a vote at the ballot box in the City of Columbus on a moratorium to stop new City sewer and water service into the Big Darby...
19 July 2002
Jesse Helms – man or mouse?
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Free Press Staff
There’s good and bad news on the animal rights front. Here’s our investigative correspondent Iggy to bring us the latest news:

Jesse Helms – man or mouse?

Jesse Helms, a Republican Senator from...
02 May 2002
Permit to mine watershed of Dysart Woods hearing May 15
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Chad Kister
The Ohio Division of Mineral Resources scheduled a meeting May 15 at 2 p.m. at the Belmont Technical College Red Room for Ohio Valley Coal Company’s Permit D-0360-13 (-13 for short) which would allow access from the -7 permit area to the -...
02 May 2002
Coalition: Farm Bill Amendment Weakens AWA
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U.S. Newswire
Farm Bill Amendment Weakens Animal Welfare Act To Exclude Most Animals Used in Labs from Humane Protection; Coalition Urges Defeat

Contact: Nancy Blaney of the Working Group to Preserve the Animal Welfare Act, 703-521...
12 April 2002
The Afghan pipeline revived: The new agenda behind the War Against Terrorism?
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Free Press Staff
Greens warn that renewed plans for the Trans-Afghan oil pipeline may threaten hopes for peace in Afghanistan and the region, and that the U.S. must reduce reliance on oil

Green Party activists and candidates have begun...
12 April 2002
Citizens Grassroots Congress: Consulting on the future
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I once met Joseph Sheppherd, an anthropologist, who as a university student had gone for a year of field research with a tribe in West Africa but ended up staying to live with the people for six years. The tribe led a peaceful...

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