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Articles in Jan 18, 1993 issue of National Review

• Liberals revisit taxes - analysis of Richard Rosenbaum's New York Times article about tax policy under Presidents Ronald Reagan and George Bush - Editorial
• William Shawn, R I P - New Yorker magazine editor - Obituary
  by William F. Buckley, Jr.
• Public lives - the separation of Charles and Diana, the Prince and Princess of Wales
  by Anthony Lejune
• The competitiveness illusion: does our country need to be literate in order to be competitive? If not, why read?
  by Peter Shaw
• Mark Twain: Collected Tales, Sketches, Speeches and Essays, 2 vols. - book reviews
  by Florence King
• Black Dogs. - book reviews
  by Lawrence Dugan
• Farewell to internal combustion? - President-elect Bill Clinton's environmental plans for the automobile industry - Editorial
• Winning in New York - New York, New York Board of Education furor over proposed public school curriculum which would teach tolerance of homosexuality and safe sex in AIDS prevention
  by Richard Vigilante
• Innocent after all? - the Kremlin files and the guilt or innocence of convicted spy Alger Hiss - Cover Story
  by Jacob Cohen
• Freedom and nationhood: two dead white European males shed light on the current messes in India and what was once Yugoslavia - imagined discussion between Lord Acton and John Stuart Mill
  by Maurice Cranston
• A Few Good Men. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• The new Yanquis - Hispanic-Americans surveyed by group of scholars believe in assimilation, reduced immigration to the US and English as a first language - Editorial
• Other people's money - results of the European Community summit in Edinburgh, Scotland
  by Noel Malcolm
• Soviet historiography, western journalism - western journalists slow to report General Dmitri Volkogonov's explanation of his exoneration of convicted spy Alger Hiss - Cover Story
  by Amos Perlmutter
• Paved with Good Intentions: The Failure of Race Relations in Contemporary America. - book reviews
  by Peter Brimelow
• Lorenzo's Oil. - movie reviews
  by John Simon
• Ota Benga: The Pygmy in the Zoo. - book reviews
  by David Lipsky
• Savage wars of peace - US intervention in Somalia and possibly in Bosnia - Editorial
• Lessons in riot control - Los Angeles, California police chief Willie Williams heads off potential January 1993 riot at 1991 site of beating of truck driver Reginald Denny - Editorial
• Two steps back - Russia's VII Congress of People's Deputies forces Boris Yeltsin to nominate Viktor Chernomyrdin for prime minister replacing Yegor Gaidar
  by Massimo Calabresi
• Seminar in sycophancy - President-elect Bill Clinton's economic summit in Little Rock, Arkansas
  by Alan Reynolds
• A Nation of Victims. - book reviews
  by Charles R. Kesler
• Oleanna. - Orpheum Theater, New York, New York - theater reviews
  by Eva Resnikova
• Zealots for Zion: Inside Israel's West Bank Settlement Movement. - book reviews
  by Michael Widlanski
• Nicholas L. King, R I P - United States Information agency chief and former journalist - Obituary
  by Priscilla L. Buckley
• Breaking ranks - neo-conservatives may have aided George Bush's defeat in 1992 presidential election
  by Elliott Abrams
• The Change: Women, Aging, and the Menopause. - book reviews
  by Maggie Gallagher
• Of turkey and tradition - championing traditional Christmas and Thanksgiving holiday food - Column
  by Linda Bridges
• Air Force Two, anyone? - a former speechwriter for Vice President Dan Quayle reflects on dangers of 'second-hand prestige' assumed by Washington, D.C. political underlings - Column
  by Matthew Scully