NCPA - Daily Policy Digest - Tuesday, August 26, 2003

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Daily Policy Digest
Tuesday, August 26, 2003

	Profiling 2 million airline passengers daily has some groups concerned....
WASHINGTON TIMES

	Sexual assault in prisons is common, say experts....
WASHINGTON POST

	More mothers are staying home, says a new report....
CENSUS BUREAU/TOWNHALL.COM

	Tunisia reduced birth rate by more than two-thirds, with positive effects....
WALL STREET JOURNAL

	More than half the ethnic education gap can be accounted for by parental education/income, say researchers....
WALL STREET JOURNAL

	Car alarms are ineffective and may be banned in New York City, say critics....
MANHATTAN INSTITUTE/NEW YORK SUN

	Environmental activists claim average global temperatures over the last thousand years have remained relatively stable except for significant warming during the last century, which was caused by human activity. However, there is considerable evidence that the climate of the last millennium fluctuated significantly. If recent global warming is largely a result of natural climate variability, policymakers acting on invalid interpretations of the evidence may be led to support policies that are unnecessary, costly and ineffective. Click here for more.

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