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 Vol. 056 Issue 007 (July 1 1992)
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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 Liebling's Law The next time the United States goes to war, news coverage won't be impeded by a set of arbitrary and restrictive regulations unilaterally imposed on the media...
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LETTERS TO THE EDITOR
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LETTERS to the Editor Our Guys in Guatemala Frank Smyth's article, "Our Guys in Guatemala" (March issue), contains malicious distortions and outright fabrications. He invents quotations from...
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COMMENT
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Comment Blame the Poor 'Some people say "law and order" are code words. Well, they are code words—code words for safety, getting control of the streets, and freedom from fear.* — Vice President...
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NO COMMENT
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No Comment Sign off Recovery? Recession magazine, which gave tips on how to survive economic hard times, has suspended publication. Something Fishy Here Food and Drug Administration agents...
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ON THE LINE
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OSBORN, BARBARA; Thorndike, Jack; Karten, Ron
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On The Line Progressives Plug In Los Angeles National advocacy can be a frustrating balancing act. If you spend too much time in Washington, you alienate the grass roots. Spend too much time in...
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PUNDIT WATCH
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Douglas, Susan
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PUNDIT WATCH Susan Douglas The Electronic Coliseum In the past few years, with the proliferation of such "reality-based" TV shows as America's Most Wanted, Rescue 911, and Cops, audiences have...
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DON'T BLAME THE GREAT SOCIETY
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Wilkins, Roger
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Don't Blame the GREAT SOCIETY BY ROGER WILKINS Martin Fitzwater's assertion that the Los Angeles riot was a result of Great Society programs went right to the top of the charts of an...
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HIGH UNEMPLOYMENT PREFERRED
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Nossiter, Bernard D.
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High Unemployment Preferred When the blood and dust cleared in Los Angeles, the familiar remedy quickly emerged: American society must offer a stake to alienated blacks. And it can't do that...
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BUSH TO CITIES: DROP DEAD
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Dreier, Peter
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Bush to Cities: DROP DEAD BY PETER DREIER It's a powerful indictment of our political system that it took a riot to get our national leaders in Washington—Republicans and Democrats—to pay...
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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW STUDS TERKEL
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Jacobsen, Kurt
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THE PROGRESSIVE INTERVIEW Studs Terkel 'The evil of banality is what I find so horrible in Bush and Reagan.' BY KURT JACOBSEN Studs Terkel needs no introduction to The Progressive's readers....
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THE INVISIBLE ISSUE
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Zunes, Stephen
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The INVISIBLE Issue In the Presidential campaign, nobody talks about the Middle East BY STEPHEN ZUNES The U.S. role in the Middle East is the key foreign-policy issue of the day, but it has...
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POISON IN THE PACIFIC
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Walters, Robert
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POISON IN THE PACIFIC BY ROBERT WALTERS About a half-dozen commercial airline flights stop every week at Johnston Island in the mid-Pacific, but the remote atoll's owner—the U.S....
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CULTURE
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Kauffman, L.A.
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CULTURE LA. Kauffman Queer Guerrillas in Tinseltown It was Oscar Night in Los Angeles, and several hundred angry gay men, lesbians, bisexuals, transsexuals, and trans-vestites gathered outside...
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BOOKS
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Rowse, Arthur E.
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BOOKS Lapdogs for the Pentagon SECOND FRONT: Censorship and Propaganda in the Gulf War by John R. MacArthur Hill and Wang. 260 pp. $20.00. by Arthur E. Rowse For anyone who follows the news...
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JOURNAL ENTRY
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Pearson, Natalie
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JOURNAL ENTRY Natalie Pearson The Hardest Choice Last fall, when I planted the flowers that are now sprouting up in my yard, I had a vision of what this spring would be like. I would be in...
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SMALL FAVORS
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Ivins, Molly
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SMALL FAVORS Molly Ivins New Heights of Piffle It just gets better and better, doesn't it? The Los Angeles riots may have been a tragedy for L.A., and are indeed indicative of a larger tragedy in...
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