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Articles in August 29, 1994, issue of National Review

• Healthy delay - encouraging signs that the Clinton health reform plan may not pass in Congress - Editorial
• Mr. Robinson's hoods - TransAfrica America executive director Randall Rubinson's bully tactics to change Clinton administration policy toward Haiti
  by Rich Lowry
• A case of book burning - efforts to invalidate Pavel Sudoplatov's version of how top American scientists helped the Soviets develop the atomic bomb, as told in his book 'Special Task'
  by Eric Breindel
• Eek! Sob! It's the death of comics! - the loss of innocence, a sense of humor and enjoyment in today's heavy-handed comic strips - Cover Story
  by Anthony Lejeune
• Forrest Gump. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Resetting the record straight - distorted information in the Urban Institute's report 'Immigrants: Setting the Record Straight' by Michael Fix and Jeffrey Passel - Editorial
• 13 hours east of Moscow - how a business trip to investigate financial potential from an investment in a Siberian gold mine reveals what is wrong with Russia's economy
  by Radek Sikorski
• Righting City Hall: fed-up urban voters are suddenly turning to Republicans with fresh ideas; can they deliver? - includes assessment of Republican mayors Bret Schundler, Richard Riordan, Rudolph Giuliani, and Stephen Goldsmith
  by William D. Eggers
• Colored People: A Memoir. - book reviews
  by Ben C. Toledano
• True Lies. - movie review
  by John Simon
• Gathering moss? - letting go of the fervent allegiance to the Rolling Stones rock group - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson
• Trading losses - how import quotas have hurt more industries than they have helped - Editorial
• Looking for an angle - political crises and civil war in Myanmar fail to interfere with free market developments
  by Rob Long
• The greening of American faith - effort of religious organizations to design prayers and demonstration of faith for Earth Day celebrations
  by Robert A. Sirico
• Same-Sex Unions in Premodern Europe. - book reviews
  by David Wright
• Love, Taki - tribute to the dying art of love letters - Column
  by Taki Theodoracopulos
• Over the rapids - congressional investigation into Bill Clinton's financial affairs and the Whitewater Development Corp. scandal - Editorial
• Too little, too late? - conflicting economic trends in federal deficit reduction progress - Column
• Access denied: Germany's national health-care system was the envy of the world - until financial crisis hit - assessment of the German program - adaptation of 1994 article from the German magazine Der Speigel
  by Susanne Koelbl
• Up from down under: after a century of socialism, Australia and New Zealand are cutting back government and freeing their economies
  by N.R. Evans
• Victory: The Reagan Administration's Secret Strategy that Caused the Collapse of the Soviet Union. - book reviews
  by Peter W. Rodman
• I Am Roe: My Life, Roe v. Wade, and Freedom of Choice. - book reviews
  by Marie McFadden
• Partisan reflections - comparison between the Whitewater Development Corp. scandal and the Iran-Contra Affair investigation - Editorial
• Goodwill missions - danger of sole dependence on the US military in international relief and humanitarian efforts and operations - Editorial
• The price of price controls - proposed government regulations for controling health care costs
  by Richard Amerling
• Figuring out feminism - cont'd - Fairness and Accuracy in Reporting executive director Jeff Cohen's excerpted letter about misleading facts in Christina Hoff Sommers' book 'Who Stole Feminism?'; includes her response to his criticisms
  by Jeff Cohen
• A Way in the World: A Novel. - book reviews
  by James Bowman
• Two Steps Ahead of the Thought Police. - book reviews
  by Jack Fowler