Articles from The New American (May 15, 2006)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
"Grass-roots" global warming campaign and UN mega-bucks.			369
"Second Amendment" needed in Iraq?			116
A jewel of a citizen returns valuable purse.	Mass, Warren		365
A walk in the Northwoods: an astonishing proposal created by the Pentagon four decades ago illustrates our government's capacity for large-scale deception--even of the American people.	Grigg, William Norman		2236
Abusing homeland authority: as it emerges as our country's first national police force, Michael Chertoff's Department of Homeland Security is becoming notorious for abuses of power--and even depraved crimes against children.	Grigg, William Norman		2441
Achievements of home-schoolers.	Gilmore, Jodie	Brief article	219
Back to basics: in Overview of America, John Birch Society President John F. McManus clears away the cobwebs that obscure the facts about politics and economics.	Behreandt, Dennis		958
Bordering on a war zone: Andy Ramirez, the chairman of a non-profit organization supporting the U.S. Border Patrol, describes the perilous situation along the U.S.-Mexico border.	Jasper, William F.	Interview	1880
Bush hosts top Chinese communist, amidst protest.			354
Bush still playing WMD card--CIA said otherwise.		Brief article	180
Calif. bills push "gay" agenda.	Gilmore, Jodie	Brief article	223
CNN anchor attacks Senate immigration bill as an opening for amnesty.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	46
Communist China increasing its textile manufacturing in South Carolina.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	51
Deciding what's best.		Brief article	81
Dissatisfaction with defense secretary grows.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	69
Drunk and very disorderly.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	193
Generation Joshua educates youth.	Gilmore, Jodie	Brief article	182
Good teens to gather.	Mass, Warren	Brief article	201
Holding Congress accountable: 102 members of the current Congress were in office 20 years ago, and 63 voted for the disastrous IRCA amnesty of 1986. Many are still pushing more amnesty schemes.	Jasper, William F.		1118
Homosexual fairy tale in school.	Gilmore, Jodie	Brief article	114
Hoosier hoorah!	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	230
Idaho calls for federal Constitution Restoration Act.		Brief article	137
India booming as West begins to stagnate.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	47
Iran's leader refuses to back down from nuclear plans.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	63
Iranians and rice trade barbs.		Brief article	102
Loss of statehood.	Ward, Richard	Letter to the editor	231
Maoist revolt active in East-Central India.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	69
Mass. health coverage.	Hoar, William P.		1384
Need-to-know info on animal ID: the USDA has targeted farms and livestock facilities, and their livestock, for intrusive, unnecessary, and eventually mandatory identification and tracking regulations.	Gilmore, Jodie		2357
New call for UN-administered world disarmament.		Column	311
Notre Dame president likes free speech more than propriety.	McManus, John F.	Brief article	80
Outsourcing U.S. security to China? The Bush administration is granting Hutchison Whampoa, a Hong Kong company with ties to China's military, the right to screen U.S.-bound cargo for nuclear devices.	Canfield, Roger		853
Resident sounds fire alert.	Mass, Warren	Brief article	137
Rice sics UN Security Council on Iran.		Brief article	178
She scared him away.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	169
Texas two-step.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	278
The snitch on the net.	Eddlem, Thomas R.		818
Vandals face firepower.	Williamsen, Kurt	Brief article	131
Why May day?			368
Writing history.	Ware, Jim	Letter to the editor	399
Young boy saves classmate.	Mass, Warren	Brief article	221