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Articles in August 1, 1994 issue of National Review

• William of Orange? - potential presidential candidacy for Republican conservative William Bennett - Editorial
• Carter redux - Clinton administration's return to the flawed economic policies of Jimmy Carter's presidency
  by Lawrence A. Kudlow
• Abused statistics: domestic violence; like hydra heads or spreading kudzu, the false statistics keep proliferating
  by Cathy Young
• It All Adds Up: From the Dim Past to the Uncertain Future. - book reviews
  by Mordecai Richler
• Ciao, Professore! - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• It's your money they're after - Clinton administration proposal to augment pension regulations to be able to use funds for public development and infrastructure projects - Editorial
• The eyes of Texas - political significance of developments at the Jul 1994 Texas Republican Party convention
  by William Murchison
• Passing the buck: unfunded mandates; worried by how little money it had to spend, Congress decided to spread the burden - growing rebellion against required federal programs and legislation for which states and municipalities must provide funds
  by William Tucker
• The Haldeman Diaries: Inside the Nixon White House. - book reviews
  by Frank Gannon
• Wolf. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Kim Il Sang - failure of Clinton administration policy to force North Korea to cooperate in the nonproliferation of nuclear weapons - Editorial
• How quickly we forget - economic successes during the Reagan administration - Column
• The next cold war: under the shadow of North Korea, our clashes with Singapore and China point up the thesis that traditional nation-state rivalries are giving way to an East-West clash
  by Owen Harries
• Save the males: the Citadel case; in the looking-glass world of equal opportunity, free choice for one means no choice for everyone else - first woman allowed to enter male-only military university
  by Elizabeth Fox-Genovese
• The Agenda: Inside the Clinton White House. - book reviews
  by Frank Gannon
• Stopping Power: Why 70 Million Americans Own Guns. - book reviews
  by Jacob Sullum
• Selling the rope - Clinton administration's support for exporting high technology without regard for national security interests - Editorial
• Philip Nicolaides, R I P - former Republican Party campaign manager - Obituary
• The view from south of the DMZ - South Korea's perspective of the change in North Koran leadership underscores cultural differences between East and West
  by Donald Kirk
• The Wallace case - 50th anniversary of Democratic Party's Jul 21, 1944 selection of Harry S. Truman to replace Henry Wallace as Franklin Roosevelt's running mate
  by Arnold Beichman
• The Reckoning: The Murder of Christopher Marlowe. - book reviews
  by Linda Bridges
• KGB: Death and Rebirth. - book reviews
  by Arnold Beichman
• The comedians - Clinton administration's flawed and inconsistent policies toward Haiti's military regime - Editorial
• Crucifying the Christian Right - Democratic Party efforts to combat 1994 conservative candidates
  by Rich Lowry
• Happy warrior: Jack Kemp believes the very poor are no different from you and me - they just have bad incentives - potential presidential candidacy for the Republican conservative - Cover Story
  by David Frum
• When mother meets son - one man's search for his biological mother
  by David Klinghoffer
• The Russian Girl. - book reviews
  by Thomas Mallon
• QVCBS - satiric, make-believe broadcast by CBS News anchors Dan Rather and Connie Chung in the aftermath of the merger with the QVC Home Shopping Network - Column
  by Andrew Ferguson