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Archive of News & Human Interest - November 1999

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 Rug, Body Stolen in Moldova - "Thieves who made off with a rug reportedly got more than they bargained for: They also ended up with the body of a Moldovan woman..."

 The World Trade Organization--An Overview: - "How does the WTO strip people and nations of the right to protest their labor rights and environment? Why are millions starting to see it as a tool to serve only the interests of international capital. Two weeks ago very few people had even heard of the WTO. Now, after the "Battle In Seattle" the plans to remove all barriers to the expansion of capital are coming under increased scrutiny..."

 There's Life After Death Via E-Mail - "The Web site for Final Thoughts makes it easy for people to compose parting messages to loved ones to be delivered as e-mail after they die. The problem with dying unexpectedly is that you never get a chance to say goodbye. No longer..."

 Net becomes a fountain of youth - Is the fountain of youth available at the click of a mouse? Experts say nursing home residents, even the frail ones, take to computers quickly and can revitalize their lives through e-mail and the Internet...

 Audit Cites Mismanagement - "A congressional critic of the Education Department says the department's 1998 accounts are in disarray, potentially wasting millions of taxpayer dollars meant for education programs. Rep. Pete Hoekstra, R-Mich., said the department, which has a budget of more than $32 billion and manages billions more in student loans, is seven months late with a report for an annual congressional review of federal spending..."

 Serious Crime Falls in 1999 - "Serious reported crime showed an unusually large 10 percent decline during the first half of 1999, prompting one expert to conclude that lawfulness is becoming contagious. Led by drops of 13 percent in murders, 14 percent in burglaries and 12 percent in auto thefts, the FBI's preliminary report released Sunday extended the nationwide crime decline to 7 1/2 years..."

 GOP Continues Attack On Property Rights? CEI Expert Testifies On National Heritage Areas Policy Act Of 1999 - Testimony of Robert J. Smith, Senior Scholar at the Competitive Enterprise Institute’s Center for Private Conservation, before the House Resources Committee Subcommittee on National Parks and Public Lands, October 26, 1999, about H.R. 2532, the "National Heritage Areas Policy Act of 1999."

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