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Articles in June 16, 1989 issue of National Review

• Alice-Leone Moats, RIP - obituary
• Drug czar in search of a throne - William J. Bennett
  by William McGurn
• Territory of Lies. - book reviews
  by Joseph Sobran
• Gorbachev and the right - Mikhail Gorbachev - editorial
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• The Indians lose - Dartmouth College fails to elect Wilcomb Washburn
• The mark of Kean - Republican candidates for governor of New Jersey
  by Geoffrey Morris
• What is the 'right' amount of saving: is our national savings rate a national disaster?
  by Milton Friedman
• New York Stories. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• The court and abortion - Supreme Court - column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Ten days that shook the Middle Kingdom - democracy movement in China
• Cranston v. Gregg - Alan Cranston, crusade against confirmation of Donald Gregg as ambassador to South Korea
• A man, a plan, an election - elections in Panama
  by Keith E. Schuette
• Moral obtuseness in America
  by Hadley Arkes
• Copping out on the contras
• Unpleasant business - Richard John Neuhaus and Rockford Institute separate
• All the Wright moves - House speaker Jim Wright's staff
  by John H. Fund
• Henry Regnery: a public private man
  by John R. Coyne, Jr.
• Why we are funny - conservatives
  by D. Keith Mano
• Reeling - House speaker Jim Wright
• Cold fusion and property rights - criticism of U.S. patent laws
  by Ed Rubenstein
• Peron's latest hurrah - election of Carlos Saul Menem as president of Argentina
  by Eric Ehrmann
• The Democratic Imperative: Exporting the American Revolution. - book reviews
  by Michael Lind
• Wright should quit - House speaker Jim Wright - column
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.