Eat the State! (May 9, 2001)

Volume 5, #18

May 9, 2001

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The Big Squish
Last week, Gov. Gary Locke finally announced his transportation plan. It's about time. When I-695 passed a year and a half ago, folks urged Locke to...
Maria Tomchick

FBI Attacks Seattle IMC
During last month's raucous Quebec protests against summit negotiations for the Free Trade Area of the Americas, a stunning side story surfaced in...
Geov Parrish

From the Kitchen
We're putting this special editors' note on the front page because, after years in which the volunteers who produce ETS! have contented ourselves...
Geov Parrish

Mexico's Congress Betrays the Future
Following passage by the Mexican Congress last month of an Indigenous Rights law with the indigenous rights stripped out, the EZLN, calling it a...
Troy Skeels

"A lot of these people are strong people, and a lot of what they arestruggling with is not having control...it's important for people nervousabout returning [to the earthquake-damaged capitol building] to pamperthemselves." -- Lindsay Schutter, "a crisis-intervention specialist with South SoundMental Health Services," which is, at taxpayer expense, "doing group andindividual counseling" with state legislators and staff traumatized by theNisqually earthquake. Perhaps what they need is to not have control moreregularly...[smaller type]Very few animals -- excepting Mark Sidran -- were hurt in the preparation ofthis newspaper.

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