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Articles in March 16, 1998 issue of Insight on the News

• Will a settlement hurt the arts?
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• Hit Man
  by Rex Roberts
• Federal agency on wild goose chase
  by Sean Paige
• The New Deal deals another hand
  by Sean Paige
• Deadly virus yields secrets
  by Ruth Larson
• Voters caught in Miami vice
  by James P. Lucier
• Bill Lann Lee owes his career to system without preferences
  by Balint Vazsonyi
• Like parents, DMVs ground 'bad' citizens
  by Thomas D. Elias
• Lawyers will win states' 'tort lotto'
  by David Wagner
• Four Days in September
  by Gary Arnold
• Arabs turn deaf ears to Clinton saber rattling
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Shays committee targets government bungling of Gulf War illness studies
  by Keith Russell
• Folly of NATO expansion will haunt America in next century
  by Patrick Buchanan
• Taking your life in their young hands
  by Anne Veigle
• Newt's goals for America's future
  by Newt Gingrich
• GOP glitterati make effort to move off the back lots
  by K.L. Billingsley
• Churches pray for mercy in bankruptcy law
  by Keith Russell
• Presidential pillow talk could risk U.S. security
  by Frank Gaffney, Jr.
• Fans of faux fat claim fears of flatulence vastly inflated
  by Samuel Goldreich
• Tobacco and liberty
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• How Patrick Glynn reconciled reason with his belief in God
  by Stephen Goode
• And this little piggy went to Congress
  by Sean Paige
• The man who has to answer for Bill
  by Michael Rust
• Cable competition fizzles as rates continue to rise
  by Doug Abrahams
• Q: will the Clinton child-care initiative be good for America's kids?
  by Olivia A. Golden
• Digital audio services offer music fans nonstop sounds
  by R. Marion Woods