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Democracy Now! September 2, 1997
Landmines; Music Business |(14 Minutes) Landmines Story on delegation in Oslo, Norway to begin talks on a treaty for a global ban on anti-personnel land mines. GUEST: Mary Wareham, coordinator of the US Campaign to Ban Landmines. GUEST: Noel Stott, from South African campaign to ban landmines. (38 Minutes) Music Business Discussion on the state…
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Democracy Now! September 9, 1997
Albright Isreal Visit; Cassini Launch Revisited; In the Time of the Butterflies |(14 Minutes) Albright Israel Visit US Secretary of State Madeleine Albright visits Israel to focus on Israeli – Palestinian relations. GUEST: Robert Fisk, Lebanon correspondent for NEWSPAPER: THE INDEPENDENT (9 Minutes) Cassini Launch Revisited An update of yesterday’s conversation opposing NASA’s Cassini space…
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Democracy Now! August 6, 1997
HIROSHIMA ANNIVERSARY |Hiroshima Anniversay GUEST: Dr. Michio Kaku, professor of theoretical physics at the City University of NY. TAPE OF: Excerpts from a radio documentary on Hiroshima produced by Kaku in 1995, the 50th anniversary of the A-bomb attack on Japan. TAPE OF: ibid. – includes interviews with Manhattan project scientists Dr. Philip Morrison and…
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Democracy Now! December 14, 1998
Impeachment Update; History of Impeachment; Puerto Rico Plebiscite; |(23 Minutes) Impeachment Update A defiant President Clinton yesterday said that he would not resign from office, and once again denied committing perjury, as Republican calls for his resignation intendified. An update on the continuing investigation. GUEST: Allan Hirsh, Constitutional Scholar and freelance writer. He is the…
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Democracy Now! December 17, 1998
Iraq |(5 Minutes) Headlines As the US dropped its first bombs on Iraq yesterday evening, a group of protesters gathered in front of the White House and demonstrated against the air strikes. GUEST: Art Laff, from the Catholic Worker and Voices in the Wilderness, one of eight people arrested as they demonstrated yesterday evening in…
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Democracy Now!
Impeachment; Iraq; Depleted Uranium |(23 Minutes) Impeachment As the debate over the trial of President Clinton shifted yesterday from the House of Representatives to the Senate, it was once again dominated by deep partisan divisions between Republicans, who say that the Senate is obliged to proceed with the trial, and Democrats, who insist on reaching…

