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Articles in June, 1998 issue of Washington Monthly

• The best solution: questions and answers on the Canadian health care system
  by Pat Armstrong
• Tainting Evidence: Behind the Scandals at the FBI Crime Lab. - book reviews
  by Mark C. Hansen
• Bad air: cleaner vehicles are here - so why is the industry turning out gas guzzlers?
  by Robert Worth
• Scorpion Tongues: Gossip, Celebrity, and American Politics. - book reviews
  by Eliot Sloan
• Nice work if you can get it: how Fannie Mae became Washington's biggest power player - U.S. Federal National Mortgage Association - Cover Story
  by Michelle Cottle
• False Hopes: Why America's Quest for Perfect Health is a Recipe for Failure. - book reviews
  by Margaret P. Battin
• 2000 Ad
  by Walter Shapiro
• More Guns, Less Crime: Understanding Crime and Gun Control Laws. - book reviews
  by Jens Ludwig
• In search of fairness: a better way - UCLA shows that class-based affirmative action won't lead to a 'whiteout'
  by Richard D. Kahlenberg
• Mayhem: Violence as Public Entertainment. - book reviews
  by Stephen Metcalf
• Mortal combat: how the death penalty polarized the Supreme Court - 1985-86; excerpt of book, 'Closed Chambers' - Cover Story
  by Edward Lazarus
• Memo of the Month - self-contradictory memo from Wyoming Dept. of Family Services - humor - Brief Article - Column
• Acheson: The Secretary of State Who Created the American World. - book reviews
  by Evan Thomas
• Representative Mom: Balancing Budgets, Bill, and Baby in the U.S. Congress. - book reviews
  by Clara Bingham
• Tilting at Windmills: Hillary's billing; media ignorance; mountaintop removal; the Army's art specialist; the President and the nun - humor, anecdotes, analysis - politics and current events - Column
  by Charles Peters
• 24 Years of House Work … and the Place is Still a Mess. - book reviews
  by Clara Bingham