According to the Arcata Community Recycling Center, it has accepted glossy paper since October 1995. In fact, it has taken Americans many decades to simply learn to bundle their newsprint and separate their plastics Nos.1-6 for recycling. Since then, U.S. corporations have dictated many new requirements of sorting the wastes that they created. Most Americans fail to make any connection between the products they buy and the environmental and political consequences of their purchase. As we begin to demand safer and simpler alternatives, the public is finding itself faced with a political war waged by the very companies our business has made profitable.
Many voters are very interested in a candidate's position on abortion.
Among the Republicans running for the 1st District Assembly seat, Steve Henricksen is the only pro-life candidate. Handley, she charges, is aligned with the anti-abortion movement.