Democracy Now : February 26, 1997 : Mumia Abu Jamal. New Prison Programs. Controvery Over Cloning

DEMOCRACY NOW : FEBRUARY 26, 1997 : MUMIA ABU JAMAL. NEW PRISON PROGRAMS. CONTROVERSY OVER CLONING / Pacifica Foundation| Produced by Julie Drizin and Amy Goodman| hosted by Amy Goodman. - CONTENT: pt.1. News headlines (4:00) -- pt.2. Mumia Abu Jamal commentaries| fourth in the series of commentaries by Jamal on Christianity| commentary follows from Amy Goodman in response to the censorship of the program by Temple University (16:00) -- pt.3. New prison programs| discussion with guest Vince Sharaldi, Director of the Justice Policy Institute (16:00) -- pt.4. More on prison programs (16:00) -- pt.5. Discussion on cloning| guest Andrew Campbell, the Executive Director of the International Center for Technological Assessment and author of the book, The Human Body Shop : The Engineering and Marketing of Life (16:00) - BROADCAST : February 26, 1997. RESTRICTIONS: None.|DEMOCRACY NOW : MAR 25 : CAMPAIGN FINANCE REFORM AND THE ENVIRONMENT / Pacifica Foundation| produced by Julie Drizin| hosted and produced by Amy Goodman. - A daily election year program which takes an in-depth look at the political landscape and interviews visionaries from all walks of life, including grassroots organizations, who challenge the status quo. - CONTENT: pt.1. Money talks : a discussion of campaign finance reform efforts in California, with guests Doug Phelps, California Public Interest Group and Ruth Holton of California Common Cause / Larry Bensky (28:00) -- pt.2. California toxics : interview with three grassroots activists, Leslie Byster, Program Director at Silicon Valley Toxics Coalition, Henry Clark, West County Toxics Coalition and Bradley Angel, Southwest Toxic Campaign Coordinator for Greenpeace (27:00). - BROADCAST: Satellite, 25 Mar 1996.