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Articles in Sept, 1992 issue of Washington Monthly

• Kuwaitgate - killing of Kuwaiti babies by Iraqi soldiers exaggerated
  by Ted Rowse
• Chinatown: A Portrait of a Closed Society. - book reviews
  by James Dao
• Privacy for Sale: How Computerization Has Made Everyone's Private Life an Open Secret. - book reviews
  by Elliott Beard
• Stealing into Print. - book reviews
  by Natalie Angier
• The Tragedy of American Compassion. - book reviews
  by Michael Massing
• Power play - citizen oversight of nuclear power plants
  by Christopher Georges
• Universal soldier: what Paula Coughlin can teach American women - sexual assault victim demands justice - Cover Story
  by Katherine Boo
• Lord of the lies; how Hill and Knowlton's Robert Gray pulls Washington's strings - Washington, D.C. public relations consultant
  by Susan B. Trento
• With Reagan: The Inside Story. - book reviews
  by David Corn
• Gang of three; meet the real Democratic Party bosses: teachers' unions, government employees and the AARP - Presidential candidate Bill Clinton panders to special interest groups
  by Chris Mitchell
• Repoll man; one politician's solution to the preelection polls that almost sunk him: one more poll
  by Paul Keisling
• Imposters in the Temple. - book reviews
  by Stanley Fish
• Ill-advised: Presidential Health and Public Trust. - book reviews
  by Charles Peters