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 Vol. 052 Issue 008 (August 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 Criminal Libel In 1735, a New York journalist named John Peter Zenger delivered himself of some harsh judgments on the performance in office of King George's royal governor,...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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LETTERS to the Editor Meese Police on Porn Patrol Iwas overjoyed to see the fine article by Bruce Johan-sen ("The Meese Police on Porn Patrol," June issue) covering my problems with the U.S....
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COMMENT
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Comment the Progressive The Russian Revolution Twenty years ago this August, when Czech communist leaders caught up in the ferment of Prague Spring attempted to institute a reform program they...
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NO COMMENT
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No Comment Oh, What a Heavenly City Texas Monthly reports that Florida entrepreneur Melvin Willcox wants to build a $2.5 billion theme park to be called Jerusalem 30 A.D. on a 25,000-acre site...
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DATELINES
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Hudson, Mike; Bernstein, Dennis; Jiji, Jessica; Watters, Ethan; Smith, Michael; Valdes, Cecilia
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DATELINES Pulling the Grass Up by Its Roots HALIFAX, VIRGINIA The white men who ran Halifax County a decade ago didn't have room for Cora Tucker in their monthly rituals. At the meetings of the...
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REFLECTIONS
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Gottlieb, Robert; Ingram, Helen
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REFLECTION Robert Gottlieb and Helen Ingram The New Environmentalists Anew kind of environmentalism is gradually coming to the fore in the United States. It is a grass-roots, community-based,...
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THE EXTERMINATOR
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Burke, William K.
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The EXTERMINATOR Poisons bugs. People, too. BY WILLIAM K. BURKE There weren't many jobs open in Detroit in 1981, and few promised any future. So Steve House, then twenty-six and clean-cut after...
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DOWN BUT NOT OUT
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Wasserman, Harvey
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Shut Down But Not Out The shrinking half-life of the 'peaceful atom' BY HARVEY WASSERMAN Twelve years ago, in August 1976, the first occupiers were arrested at the Seabrook nuclear power plant...
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A THOUSAND CANS, A FEW DOZEN BOXES
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Mitchell, Greg
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A Thousand Cans, a Few Dozen Boxes This is what became of one-quarter of Hiroshima on August 6, 1945 BY GREG MITCHELL PHOTOGRAPHS BY ROBERT DEL TREDICI In the northwestern corner of the Peace...
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BANKERS NEVER LOSE
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Nossiter, Bernard D.
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BANKERS NEVER LOSE Democrats as well as Republicans play their game BY BERNARD D. NOSSITER Almost since birth, the Republican party has stood fast for sound money and deflation—the preference of...
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SMALL FAVORS
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Ivins, Molly
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SMALL FAVORS Molly Ivins The Word's the Thing Told you so. I told you George Bush was going to turn out to be more fun than a church-singin'-with-suppeir-on-the-ground. How can you not love his...
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BOOKS
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Bluestein, Gene
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BOOKS Waiting for Love LOVE IN THE TIME OF CHOLERA by Gabriel Garcia Marquez Translated by Edith Grossman Alfred A. Knopf. 348 pp. $18.95. by Gene Bluestein Novelist Gabriel Garcia Marquez...
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THE LAST WORD
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Moossavi, Homayoon
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THE LAST WORD Homayoon Moossavi Teheran Calling Ileaped out of bed, not giving the phone a second chance to ring. It must have been four in the morning. From the beeps and echo I could tell that...
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