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Articles in April, 1999 issue of Washington Monthly

• Tilting at Windmills
  by Charles Peters
• COUNTDOWN TO REFORM: The Great Social Security Debate
  by Jonathan Chait
• The Death of "Local Radio." - companies are buying radio stations
  by Lydia Polgreen
• FACE-TIME - Review
  by Walter Shapiro
• The Silence of the Liberals - liberals need to be more active in welfare reform
  by Jason Deparle
• LOST ON EARTH: Nomads of the New World - Review
  by Douglas McGray
• Left Behind - Hispanic American women who receive welfare
  by Alexandra Starr
• The Birth Of Empire - Review
  by Kevin A. Swope
• Growth is Not Enough - economic growth must consider the poor
  by Frank Levy
• THE SECRET LIVES OF CITIZENS: Pursuing the Promise of American Life - Review
  by Timothy Noah
• Guess Who Saved the South Bronx? Big Government - urban renewal in New York, New York
  by Robert Worth
• P.S. The Autobiography of Paul Simon - Review
  by Roger Simon
• Who's Who - Brief Article
  by Susan Threadgill
• THE EMPERORS OF CHOCOLATE: Inside the Secret World of Hershey and Mars - Review
  by James Surowiecki
• Memo of the Month
• Fighting For The Future - Review
  by Ernest Blazar
• Letters
• Black Hawk Down - Review
  by Sean D. Naylor
• APOCALYPSE PRETTY SOON: Travels in End-Time America - Review
  by Elise Ackerman
• TURBO-CAPITALISM: Winners and Losers in the Global Economy - Review
  by Jonathan Rowe