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Articles in July-August, 1996 issue of Washington Monthly

• Ernest bombingway - satire on writing of the Unabomber
  by Art Levine
• You're absolutely, positively pre-approved; maybe: how credit companies twist the truth - and why regulators let them
  by Glenn Hodges
• Jesse: The Life and Pilgrimage of Jesse Jackson. - book reviews
  by Clarence Page
• Divorced from the mob - responses to 'An F.O.B. and the Mob,' May 1996; includes authors' responses - Letter to the Editor
  by Carl E. Booker
• The Temple Bombing. - book reviews
  by J. Anthony Lukas
• Correction - to 'Rush's Medicine Show,' May 1996 - Correction Notice
• Madhouse. - book reviews
  by Eleanor Clift
• Government's nine-to-fivers - federal government secretaries - includes related article on race and class of the secretaries
  by Amy Waldman
• Flashbacks: Twenty-Five Years of Doonesbury. - book reviews
  by Joshua Wolf Shenk
• The right questions: what the candidates should be asked - questions to ask presidential and congressional candidates
  by Morton Mintz
• An American Requiem: God, My Father, and the War that Came Between Us. - book reviews
  by Colman McCarthy
• Notes of an opposition researcher - political consultant employee
  by Theresa Everline
• A River Lost: The Life and Death of the Columbia. - book reviews
  by Phil Keisling
• From great hope to scapegoat - US support of the United Nations
  by Stanley Meisler
• The Murrow Boys. - book reviews
  by Sandra McElwaine
• The best and worst of Bob Dole - Dole's past experience in Congress - Cover Story
  by Joshua Wolf Shenk