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Vol. 022 Issue 001 (January 1 1989)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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The Continuing Crisis
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THE CONTINUING CRISIS • November was exchanged for December without a hitch, unless one shared the hopes and hallucinations of Governor Michael S. Dukakis, a man wholly macerated by the sauces of...
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Correspondence
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CORRESPONDENCE Virile Members RET and Mr. Ledeen were quite right in the November issue ["The Continuing Crisis" and "Presswatchl to direct your readers' attention to the Agence France-Presse...
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Editorials/The Duke Did His Best/Pardon 011ie/Junk Danger
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Tyrrell, R Emmett Jr.
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EDITORIALS PARDON OLLIE 6 A ction this day" was a Churchillian invocation. Or as the American philosopher Satchel Paige would put it in more relaxed tones, "Don't ever look back. Something may...
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Capitol Ideas/Guidelines for President Bush
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Bethell, Tom
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CAPITOL IDEAS GUIDELINES FOR PRESIDENT BUSH by Tom Bethell fight years ago I offered congratulations to President-elect Ronald Reagan, happy as I then was to see the last of Jimmy Carter. That...
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Lessons of Campaign '88
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Barnes, Fred
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THE AMERICAN SPECTATOR VOL. 22, NO. 1 / JANUARY 1989 Fred Barnes LESSONS OF CAMPAIGN '88 He who was predicting a Democratic victory now explains his error, and it had much to do with weird...
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Prescriptions for the Middle East
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Morrison, Micah
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Micah Morrison PRESCRIPTIONS FOR THE MIDDLE EAST An adroit negotiator, a direct message, a sense of history, and realism—now more than ever. rr hree tremors hit the terrain of 1 the Arab-Israeli...
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Echoes of the Rosenberg Case: An Autobiographical Postscript
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Hook, Sidney
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Sidney Hook ECHOES OF THE ROSENBERG CASE: AN AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL POSTSCRIPT The judge who sent Ethel and Julius to the chair has lived a life of peerless liberal guilt. Some time in the early...
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Aside from That, Sam, How Did You Like the Speech?
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Gold, Victor
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Victor Gold ASIDE FROM THAT, SAM, HOW DID YOU LIKE THE SPEECH? If today's White House press corps had covered the Gettysburg Address .. . As reported by the Washington Post: GETTYSBURG, Pa.,...
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Risk, Regulation, and Biotechnology
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Gladwell, Malcolm
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Malcolm Gladwell RISK, REGULATION, AND BIOTECHNOLOGY The big challenge for genetic engineers isn't just in the laboratory. It's in winning the public's trust and the regulators' understanding. T...
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European Document/ Kristallnacht Reflections
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Gann, L. H.
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EUROPEAN DOCUMENT KRISTALLNACHT REFLECTIONS fifty years ago, on November 10, 1938, I stood with a crowd that watched the main synagogue in Mainz as it went up in flames. The world was upside...
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The Business of America/The Debt Presidency
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Stelzer, Irwin M.
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THE BUSINESS OF AMERICA THE DEBT PRESIDENCY by Irwin M. Stelzer D ebt. That's the word President-elect Bush is likely to hear most often in his meetings with his economic advisers before he is...
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Eminentoes/Experienced Conservatives for Bush
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Feulner, Edwin
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EMINENTOES EXPERIENCED CONSERVATIVES FOR BUSH by Edwin Feulner T o specify criteria on who should I play which roles in the new administration would be presumptuous and unfair. But it's clear that...
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The Public Policy/Worm and Remembrance
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Elvin, W. J.
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THE PUBLIC POLICY WORM AND REMEMBRANCE by W. J. Elvin "[Worm Gett'd doesn't comply with any safety code except one—the electric chair." —Overwrought testimony of William King, electrical...
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The New York Spectator/A Letter to the Editor
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Queenan, Joe
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damage to the food chain resulting from the chemical technique. Regardless of the method, drunk or sober, worming remains a cold and clammy way to make a buck. And supplying wormers with probes is...
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Presswatch/Parting Shots
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Ledeen, Michael
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PARTING SHOTS by Michael Ledeen FT" his will be my final "Presswatch" 1. column and I want to thank Bob Tyrrell and the whole crowd for giving me the chance to look at the Fourth Estate for the...
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The Nation's Pulse/Malibu Diary
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Stein, Benjamin J.
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THE NATION'S PULSE MALIBU DIARY by Benjamin J. Stein November 11, 1988 eterans' Day. I was awakened by V a knocking at the door. It was loud knocking, because the sound of waves is almost...
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The Talkies/Women and More Women
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Bawer, Bruce
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THE TALKIES WOMEN AND MORE WOMEN by Bruce Bawer Based loosely on a real event, The 1, Accused tells the story of a young waitress named Sarah Tobias (Jodie Foster), who one night walks into The...
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Grey Is the Color of Hope
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Ratushinskaya, Irina
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BOOK REVIEWS T n the opening scene of Irina Ratushinskaya's memoir, she is being taken to her husband's Kiev apartment in a KGB black Volga. Right away, we know we are dealing with a hardened...
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Surrender or Starve
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Kaplan, Robert D.
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SURRENDER OR STARVE: THE WAR BEHIND THE FAMINE Robert D. Kaplan/Westview Press/$24.95 Carroll Doherty T f you were a careful reader of a I major U.S. daily newspaper this fall, you might be...
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Our Children and Our Country
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Bennett, William J.
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OUR CHILDREN AND OUR COUNTRY: IMPROVING AMERICA'S SCHOOLS AND AFFIRMING THE COMMON CULTURE William J. Bennett/Simon and Schuster/$19.95 Elie Kedourie This book is a collection of twen- ty- four...
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Men of Zeal
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Cohen, William S.; Mitchell, George J.
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MEN OF ZEAL: THE INSIDE STORY OF THE IRAN-CONTRA HEARINGS William S. Cohen and George J. Mitchell/Viking/$19.95 Henry J. Hyde C o useful did Men of Zeal become 1..) to the Democrats this fall...
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Secret and Sacred
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Bleser, Carol
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A t my family's plantation in Buckingham County, Virginia, there's a graveyard for the white folks and one for the slaves. Most of the slave graves are marked by cracked bare slates, but one marker,...
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Riding the Iron Rooster / Behind the Wall
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Theroux, Paul; Thubron, Colin
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Here is the first literary fruit of the new access to China: two first-person accounts of solitary travel on the mainland. The authors are prominent, and both divide their careers as novelists and...
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Keeping the Tablets
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Buckley, William F. Jr.; Kesler, Charles R.
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T his is a revised edition of the collection William E Buckley, Jr. published in 1970 under the title American Conservative Thought in the Twentieth Century. (The trade edition bore the more...
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Capitalism and Arithmetic
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Swetz, Frank J.
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I f ever a people demonstrated how 1 adversity could be turned into opportunity, it was the Venetians. Instead of bemoaning their marshy collection of mudbanks and islets, the refugees driven there...
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Current Wisdom
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Jackasses, Assorted
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CURRENT WISDOM New York Times A vigilant citizen of the feminist mafiosa sounds the tocsin to all the lovely-legged gals in danger of full disclosure: To the Editor: In following recent...
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