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 Vol. 062 Issue 006 (June 1 1998)
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••Cover Page••
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••Contents••
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 Ghosts of Bad Policies
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Rothschild, Matthew
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EDITOR’S NOTE Matthew Rothschild Ghosts of Bad Policies This month, we return to Latin America, a region that has reverted to its traditional neglected status in the eyes of U.S. policymakers,...
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HONEST LIVING
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Kroninger, Stephen
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HONEST LIVING Stephen...
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LETTTERS
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Letters to the Editor Positive Politics I wish to congratulate and thank you for your Editor’s Note in the April issue (“Chalk One Up for Us”) and for the politically positive articles in the same...
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TOMORROW'S NEWS TONIGHT
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Brodner, Steve
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TOMORROW’S NEWS TONIGHT Steve...
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COMMENT
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Comment Social Security Hysterics ‘There is neither sense nor justice in cutting Social Security benefits.’ —Economist Robert Eisner Bill Clinton will go down in history as the gravedigger of...
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NO COMMENT
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No Comment Professional Pride From an A.P. story datelined San Francisco: “The California Supreme Court overturned the murder conviction of a death-row inmate because of ‘unethical and outrageous’...
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ON THE LINE
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Peace Park Offers Hope ‘We don’t need any statues or symbols of war,’ said Mike Boehm at My Lai. A Vietnam vet, Boehm was struck by the forgiveness of My Lai survivors. My Lai, Vietnam On March...
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Newt's Heir Apparent
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Conniff, Ruth
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Newt’s Heir Apparent By Ruth Conniff As Newt Gingrich travels the country, wearing the V-neck sweater of contrition, talking about his weight-loss program, and pledging to learn from his mistakes...
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Cyberghetto
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Jr, Fredrick L. McKissack
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Cybergetto Blacks are falling through the Net By Fredrick L. Mckissack Jr. I left journalism last year and started working for an Internet development firm because I was scared. While many of my...
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Still Seeing Red
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SMYTH, FRANK
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Still Seeing Red The CIA fosters death squads in Colombia By Frank Smyth Back in 1989, the CIA built its first counter-narcotics center in the basement of its Directorate of Operations...
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POEM
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Dove, Rita
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Poem Rita Dove Black On A Saturday Night This is no place for lilac or somebody on a trip to themselves. Hips are an asset here, and color calculated to flash lemon bronze cerise in the...
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Gephardt at the Trough
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Silverstein, Ken
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Gephardt at the Though The populist Minority Leader laps up the corporate slop By Ken Silverstein The International Monetary Fund has found some unexpected friends in the House, none more so than...
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A Voice From the Grave
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HELVARG, DAVID
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A Voice from the Grave By David Helvarg In early April, The New York Times reported that four Salvadoran National Guardsmen who were convicted and jailed for killing three American nuns and a lay...
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Alice Nutter of Chumbawamba
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Millington, Peter
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The Progressive Interview Alice Nutter of Chumbawamba ‘People are coming with their kids to shows, and you can see them covering their kids’ ears. They’re shocked.* By Peter Millington For...
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Guns for Teachers
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Durst, Will
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OFF THE MAP Will Durst Guns for Teachers We here at YourBank know you must be a little worried about all the big mergers going on. And, well, you should be. So let us put your mind at rest by...
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Killing 'The Capeman'
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SPILLANE, MARGARET
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Culture Margaret Spillane Killing The Capeman’ When the most expensive Broadway musical of all time receives ferociously negative reviews and shuts down prematurely, why should anyone not within...
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BOOKS
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Caldicott, Helen
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BOOKS Restraining the Warmakers The Struggle Against the Bomb, Volume Two: Resisting the Bomb: A History of the World Nuclear Disarmament Movement, 1954-1970 by Lawrence Wittner Stanford...
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Single-Digit Special
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Ivins, Molly
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SMALL FAVORS Molly Ivins Single-Digit Special ne reason I really like living in a democracy is that the citizens get what they want. I know you’ve all noticed the widespread grassroots movement...
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