Some Americans Favor Restricting Free Speech
01:40 a.m. Jul 05, 1997 Eastern
CHICAGO (Reuter) - Nearly one-third of Americans believe the First
Amendment goes too far
in guaranteeing free speech and nearly half favor government restrictions
of speech on the
Internet, a Chicago Tribune poll
Terry McDonogh writes:
Jim D and Bill B have been discussing the relation of the state and
global capital with Bill emphasizing the continuity of the nation
state and Jim arguing the possibility of the emergence of global
state structures. One possible middle road here is the harnessing
of t
I do not know what others think, but I appreciate learning about what
other penners are doing. I wish that someone had the time and the
expertise to put up a pen-l web page where such information were readily
available.
--
Michael Perelman
Economics Department
California State University
Chico,
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Date: Fri, 4 Jul 1997 12:37:58 -0700 (PDT)
From: "Charles W. Bell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Job Vacancy Survey Action Alert!
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ACTION ALERT!!
WHERE ARE THE JOBS FOR WELFARE RECIPIENTS?
URGE CONGRESS TO ESTABLISH A NATIO
Dear PEN,
Following the lead set by Doug Henwood and Bob Pollin, I too will throw
modesty to the winds and announce publication (actual date, July 31) of my
new book: CAPITALIST MACRODYNAMICS: A SYSTEMATIC INTRODUCTION. Publisher is
Macmillan (London).
The book is a brief (pp. xv
Ha'aretz (Tel Aviv)
Thursday, July 3, 1997
Palestinian Authority officials seeking to invest millions of shekels
in Tel Aviv stock exchange
- Galit Chemi
Palestinian Authority officials are exploring the possibility of
investing in the Tel Aviv stock exchange and ha
excellent job of flame provoking... steve
On Thu, 3 Jul 1997, Karl Carlile wrote:
> Comrades,
>
> While having a mug of coffee I thought to myself that much of what is
> regarded as progressive feminism is essentially sexist and separatist.
> It is quite common for many feminists to make gener
Not only Andrew Carnergie, Betrand Russell was in favor of
taxing away inheritance entirely, or just abolishing inheritance
as such, as a means of re-distributing wealth.
Marianne Brun
On Thu, 3 Jul 1997, Michael Perelman wrote:
> Andrew Carnegie in his
Comrades,
While having a mug of coffee I thought to myself that much of what is
regarded as progressive feminism is essentially sexist and separatist.
It is quite common for many feminists to make general criticisms of
men as a gender. Yet if a man was to make critical comments about
women as a g
