Human Events

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Articles in Jan 30, 1998, issue of Human Events

• Evans & Novak
  by Evans, Rowland
• Nanking massacre merits full accounting by Japanese
  by Chapman, Michael
• Big tent
  by Gizzi, John
• IMF crushes Indonesia, but not credit problem
  by Chapman, Michael
• 'Big Mac' vs. the lefties
  by Gizzi, John
• Conservative Democrat to succeed Kennelly?
  by Gizzi, John
• Satcher morally unqualified to serve as Surgeon General
  by Jeffery, Terence P
• Americans are overtaxed, period
• Conservative forum
• One More Link
• Social security? Privatize it!
  by Ferrara, Peter J
• Intelligence briefing: What happened to flight 800?
• Mr. President, there is no day-care crisis
  by Gallagher, Maggie
• Only finance reform needed: Less government power
  by Devine, Donald
• Sonny Bono (1935-1998)
• Why is the IRS harassing Paula Jones?
  by Coulter, Ann
• Milton and Rose D. Friedman Foundation
• Star Kid
• China policy
• Six reasons to stop Satcher
  by Jeffery, Terence P
• How Ronald Reagan's courage changed America and the world
  by Thatcher, Margaret
• Send Clinton judges down the hatch
  by Coulter, Ann
• right ear, The
• Boxer, The
• Evans & Novak
  by Evans, Rowland
• Caymans not PC
• Intelligence briefing: What really happened in Oklahoma City?
• Rabbis launch effort to override Clinton's veto of partial-birth ban
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Congress can reduce income taxes by 30%
  by Bartlett, Bruce
• Bankers win, Americans and Koreans lose in IMF bailout
  by Buchanan, Patrick J
• News about Babbitt that didn't fit into print
• dark, secret world of Alfred Kinsey, The
  by Knight, Bob
• Rubin met secretly with bankers before latest bailout
  by Chapman, Michael
• Golding out, Riggs in
  by Gizzi, John
• IMF should require end of crony-style 'capitalism'
  by Roberts, Paul Craig
• Crime is down because punishment is up
  by Reynolds, Morgan O
• Bauer's partial-birth ads aborted by TV networks
  by Gizzi, John
• Gore either deceived America or the Department of Justice
• right ear, The
• Ferraro remains true believer in big government
  by Dunleavy, Steve
• Clinton-Foster Trilogy, The
• How to achieve substantial tax reform now
  by Bartlett, Bruce
• Conservative Bordonaro wins runoff spot over lib Firestone
  by Gizzi, John
• 1997 was rotten year for Al Gore
  by Kerrison, Ray
• beat goes on, The
  by Gizzi, John
• Reagan the anti-Semite
• Government regulations harm charities' aid to needy
• Out to lunch with Arlen Specter
• National sales tax won't hurt the poor
• Critical updates
• A Dodd Democrat (Tom Dodd, that is)
  by Gizzi, John
• Evans & Novak
  by Evans, Rowland
• Defund partial-birth Republicans
• Countering Clinton's push to return to great society
  by Chapman, Michael
• From out of the West
  by Gizzi, John
• Hyde and Solomon raise question of impeachment hearings
• Misinformation, disinformation and bloody murder...
  by Karpel, Craig S
• Hollywood's winners and losers of 1997
  by Bozell, L Brent III
• Say but a word and Cuba will be saved
• Clinton Confidential: The Updated, Expanded 1998 Edition
• McCurry melts down
• Verdict from the states: When in surplus, cut taxes!
  by Catanzaro, Michael
• If globe is warming, blame Old Faithful
  by Catanzaro, Michael
• Murder of Vince Foster, The
• Great Expectations
• New year's resolution
  by Gizzi, John
• Your exclusive information network--the information elite
• Spielberg's Amistad speaks kindly of America
  by Mitchell, Brian
• When Clinton plays race card, call his bluff
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• No free speech at Cornell
• Conserative forum
• Capital briefs
• Intelligence briefing: Follow the money
• Capital briefs
• Clinton attacks federal judge, defends White House liar
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Is Democrat Party becoming anti-white?
  by Rusher, William A
• Conservative spotlight: Institute for Research on the Economics of Taxation
  by Catanzaro, Michael J
• Why HMOs are the opposite of free markets
  by Evans, M Stanton
• RNC declines to defund partial-birth Republicans
  by Gizzi, John
• President Clinton: 'There is no improper relationship'