It looked like just another political skirmish between environmentalists and developers. The issue revolved around a controversial hydroelectric project near Oakhurst, California. Specifically, the proposed $5.4 million hydroelectric project would …
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In August, 1986, the Immigration and Naturalization Service (INS) proposed new immigration regulations which threaten to prevent most new and relatively unknown foreign performers from playing in the U.S. Under …
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In 1976, the nation was shocked, and the religious and academic communities outraged, when the Church Committee revealed that the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) had surreptitiously hired clergymen and professors …
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During 1986, 25 individuals were in prisons in the U.S. for actions taken in obedience to the Nuremberg anti-genocide principles and related international law. The 25 are members of the …
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From 1979 to 1981, 29 black children and young adults were mysteriously killed in Atlanta, Georgia. The press coverage grew from a trickle in the early years to a flood …