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 Vol. 052 Issue 011 (November 1 1988)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 MEMO FROM THE EDITOR
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MEMO from the Editor Late-Breaking News Richard N. Goodwin was a White House aide in the Kennedy and Johnson Administrations. In 1965 he resigned, and soon thereafter he began voicing his...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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LETTERS to the Editor No Tears of Grief John Egerton's piece (October issue) on Girard, Kansas, where Appeal to Reason was published by Julius Wayland, paid appropriate tribute to that giant of...
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COMMENT
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COMMENT The Election of 1988 Vice President George Bush says his top goal as President of the United States would be to "make sure everybody who has a job wants a job." What a disheartening...
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NO COMMENT
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No Comment I'm All Right Jack From a Wall Street Journal story about rising food prices: " 'This is capitalism at its best,' says Robert Brooks, whose Atlanta company is increasing prices on its...
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DATELINES
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Davis, Dave; Davidson, Osha; Flaherty, Francis; Komisar, Lucy
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DATELINES A Room Without a View DAYTON, OHIO The administrative personnel office at Wright-Patterson Air Force Base medical center is like many other offices on many other military...
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ONE MOTHER'S SEARCH FOR CHILD CARE
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POLSGROVE, CAROL
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One Mother's Search for Child Care BY CAROL POLSGROVE I had my first lesson in the economics of child care when my daughter was five months old and I was almost ready to go back to work half-time....
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WHAT'S BEST FOR THE CHILD?
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Conniff, Dorothy
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What's Best for the Child? BY DOROTHY CONNIFF In less than one generation, we have completed a revolution in American attitudes about child care and the value of home care. Just a few short years...
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IRAN-CONTRA: THE COVER-UP CONTINUES
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Bernstein, Dennis
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IRAN-CONTRA ver-up continues on the contra operation. Months before the Iran-contra scandal erupted, Terrell voluntarily provided the Miami U.S. Attorney, the FBI, Congress, and a host of...
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SOUTH KOREA BEHIND OLYMPIC GLITZ
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Tabb, William K.
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South Korea Behind Olympic Glitz South Korea has the longest working hours and the highest accident rate in the industrial world. But these accomplishments have been attained at the expense of...
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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW BERNIE SANDERS
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Kelley, Kevin J.
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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW Bernie Sanders A socialist runs for Congress BY KEVIN J. KELLEY More than half a century has elapsed since an independent socialist without major-party affiliation has...
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CANADA SETTLES AN OLD DEBT
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Knickerbocker, Nancy
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Canada Settles an Old Debt BY NANCY KNICKERBOCKER My husband was born in Vancouver Island and he always loved Canada like a mother and believed in the Canadian government," says Haruko Kobayakawa,...
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SMALL FAVORS
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Ivins, Molly
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SMALL FAVORS Molly Ivins What About Apple Pie? I always resent people who wave the flag while spitting on the Constitution," Senator Warren Rudman of New Hampshire said during the Iran-contra...
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BOOKS
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Mitgang, Herbert
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BOOKS Situation Fluid THE GREAT DIVIDE: Second Thoughts on the American Dream by Studs Terkel Pantheon. 439 pp. $18.95. by Herbert Mitgang Studs Terkel, who turned tape-recorded oral history...
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THE LAST WORD
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Miller, Marc S.
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THE LAST WORD Marc S. Miller Dove Shoot A recent item in the Birmingham News caught my attention. The paper reported that some folks in Alabama had staged a $250-per-person dove shoot to raise...
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