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Letter From Peter Lovenheim And Joseph Gordon To The Secretary Of Mcdonald's Corporation, Peter Lovenheim, Joseph H. Gordon

Farm Animal Campaign

Mr. Henry Spira and Ms. Nannette Coco intend to present the enclosed proposal for action by the company's shareholders at the 1994 annual meeting.

Wcro Fall 1993

West Coast Regional Office

• HSUS opposes bear hunting
• Another chance for Yogi
• EGG-stra good news for laying hens and consumers
• Year of the Cat seminar (Charlene Drennon)
• Staff Tracks ...
• Animal Sacrifice ordinance cut down by Supreme Court
• San Diego is site for Animal Care Expo '94

Hsus News Volume 38, Number 04

HSUS News 1989-92

• Recognizing our responsibility: a breeding moratorium will work (Paul G. Irwin)
• Spotlight
• Lucy meets Socks
• A Free Willy gala
• Steel-jaw traps
• Dogs who bite
• Toward cruelty-free education: students seek new ways of learning
• Whales in the spotlight: Free Willy wins attention for captives (Naomi A. Rose)
• Bear #134 leaves the lab: famous grizzly is sent to San Antonio Zoo
• A legal defeat for animals: U.S. Supreme Court permits ritual sacrifice (Roger A. Kindler)
• Killing for "fun" (Betsy Bird)
• Saving animals from the flood
• Life after Slater Park: a zoo's closing brings welcome change for its animals (Randall Lockwood, Ph.D.)
• In …

Recognizing Our Responsibility, Paul G. Irwin

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A breeding moratorium will work

Spotlight

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Alaska's plan to kill wolves; 1993 National Humane Education Teacher of the Year; Lucy meets Socks; Marine World Africa/USA (MWAUSA) pseudorcras capture; A Free Willy Gala; Steel-jaw traps; The National Wildlife Refuge System Management and Policy Act of 1993; HSUS introduces Professional Animal Services; Good news for hens!; Dogs who bite; HSUS presents certificates of appreciation to William M.S. Russell and Rex L. Burch

Killing For "Fun", Betsy Bird

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No abstract provided.

Life After Slater Park, Randall Lockwood Ph.D.

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A zoo's closing brings welcome change for its animals

In Praise Of The Natural Dog, Michael W. Fox D.Sc., Ph.D., B. Vet. Med., Mrcvs

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No abstract provided.

Up Front

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Toward cruelty-free education; New from HSUS; Whales in the spotlight; Bear #134 leaves the lab; A legal defeat for animals

Saving Animals From The Flood

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No abstract provided.

Humane Society International

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Help for Tanzania (HSI Tanzania); EC grapples with animal issues (HSI Europe); U.S. action sets tone at IWC (HSI Japan); Spreading compassion (HSI Mexico)

All Violence Is Wrong, Henry Spira

Commentaries and Editorials

The question raised by Voices Across the USA Sept 13 – “Do animal-rights activists go too far in trying to protect animals?" – suggested a mythical linkage between animal rights and violence toward humans.

Vocal Perception: Brain Event-Related Potentials In A Chimpanzee, Gary G. Berntson, Sarah T. Boysen, Michael W. Torello

Sentience Collection

We describe the first brain event-related potential (ERP) study of cognitive processes in the chimpanzee. In an extension of our studies on the ontogeny of vocal perception, ERP measures were obtained during the presentation of simple nonsignal stimuli as well as conspecific and human vocalizations. We initially confirmed findings from humans and monkeys of the appearance of a long-latency positivity in the ERP waveform to a rare stimulus in an oddball paradigm. This ERP component is reminiscent of the P3a reported in humans under similar (passive) experimental conditions. We further demonstrated that both conspecific and human vocal stimuli having affective …

Loved--Or Lost?

Close Up Reports

No abstract provided.

Comments Of Henry Spira On The Fsis Proposed Strategic Plan, Henry Spira

Farm Animal Campaign

Contrary to the billing, we find the Proposed FSIS Strategic Plan neither evolutionary nor revolutionary. As in the past, the focus is almost entirely on maintaining the status quo, on dealing with effects while ignoring causes.

Your Dinner Led A Horrible Life, Henry Spira

Commentaries and Editorials

In sharing "some thoughts on pigs" ("Animal Farms," Review & Outlook, June 14), your readers can hardly be expected to understand the outright horror inflicted on animals in factory farms when you present the issue in terms that never get more vivid than "size and scale" ... "integration of processes" ... boosting choices to consumers." Perhaps your writer has never had an opportunity to see this perversion of nature firsthand.

If You Love Everything, John A. Hoyt

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The struggle to be ethical and relevant

Spotlight

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A Socks by any other name; 20th anniversary of the Endangered Species Act; KIND News Primary and KIND News Internacional; Montana porcupine hunt; HSUS food campaign gaining speed; Spring 1993 Earth Ethics

Marketplace

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Calendars to keep 1994 organized; The benefactory: learning is fun; HSUS ties in with Krauss Menswear

1993 Symposium And Annual Membership Meeting

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Deadline for Survival: Protecting Wildlife Now (Washington, DC: October 8-9)

A Day In The Lives Of The Hsus Regional Offices, Randall Lockwood Ph.D.

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No abstract provided.

Humane Society International

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Fighting for the cheetah (HSI Namibia); CITES milestone celebrated (HSI USA); Test-ban efforts continue (HSI Europe)

Up Front

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HSUS urges breeding moratorium; Halting destruction of predators; Expo takes the East by storm; Zoo accused of elephant abuse

1992 Annual Report

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No abstract provided.

Hsus News Volume 38, Number 03

HSUS News 1989-92

• If you love everything: the struggle to be ethical and relevant (John A. Hoyt)
• Spotlight
• A Socks by any other name
• HSUS food campaign gaining speed
• HSUS urges breeding moratorium: supply of dogs and cats far exceeds demand
• Halting destruction of predators: suit stops eight districts' ADC activities (Susan Hagood)
• Expo takes the East by storm: the HSUS's big show gets great reviews (Geoffrey L. Handy)
• Zoo accused of animal abuse: prosecutor rules evidence is insufficient (Michael Winikoff)
• The Humane Society of the United States 1992 Annual Report
• HSI Namibia: Fighting for the cheetah (Laurie Marker-Kraus and Daniel Kraus)
• HSI …

Letter From Henry Spira To E. Denise Stovell, Henry Spira

Farm Animal Campaign

When a major corporation such as Sara Lee takes into account the well-being of farm animals, it helps set a positive pattern for the entire industry. We believe your initiative will thus have ripple effects beyond Long Prairie.

Letter From E. Denise Stovell To Henry Spira, E. Denise Stovell

Farm Animal Campaign

For your information, Long Prairie Packing Company, the supplier to Sinai Foods Corporation about which you inquired, has received U.S.D.A. approval for the Installation of a restraining device for ritual slaughter. The equipment will be implemented within the next 60 days.

Towards A Boundless Ethic, Henry Spira

Commentaries and Editorials

No abstract provided.

Prisoners Of The Trade

Close Up Reports

No abstract provided.

Letter From Henry Spira To John Bryan, Henry Spira

Farm Animal Campaign

A few months ago we wrote to the President of your subsidiary company, Sinai Kosher Sausage Corp., to draw their attention to the practices of one of their meat suppliers, -Long Prairie Packing company of Long Prairie, MN. We have received no acknowledgment from Sinai and thus we are writing directly to you. As detailed in our December 31, 1992 Fedex letter to Sinai, .Long Prairie Packing Co. continues the painful practise of shackling and hoisting conscious cattle while progressive plants continue to change over to more humane systems.