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Articles in April 24, 1995 issue of Insight on the News

• No: men continue to discriminate
  by Elizabeth Toledo
• Gas is greener, but smog safer; Americans are complaining about reformulated gasoline, claiming the cleaner-burning fuel makes them ill, costs more and reduces engine performance
  by Joyce Price
• America will pay for Syrian peace
  by Frank Gaffney, Jr.
• Juries and justice: is the system obsolete? The Sixth Amendment guarantees the right to a trial by an impartial jury. But this brave new world of Court TV, professional jury consultants, complex technical evidence and racial tension, the jury system may n
  by Barbara Bradley
• Terrible Honesty: Mongrel Manhattan in the 1920s
  by Eric Gibson
• Tasmania, with tea and scones: the Australian island 'down under down under' is one of the world's best-kept vacation secrets
  by Peter Holden
• China's rapid military rise threatens U.S
  by Al Santoli
• Question: is it time to end affirmative action for women? Yes: women don't need extra help
  by Elizabeth Larson
• With sticker prices of $250,000, electric cars are luxury items; federal and state clean-air acts could make zero-emission vehicles, or electric cars, fairly common by the turn of the century - if automakers can overcome technical glitches and lower their
  by David Field
• Billionaire bites dog
  by Carol Innerest
• Will GOP budgetary science reduce research to ruins? As congressional Republicans seek ways to cut spending, funding for science faces an uncertain future. No one opposes research and development, but lawmakers differ of the government's role
  by Russell Shaw
• Madame Blavatsky's Baboon: A History of the Mystics, Mediums and Misfits Who Brought Spiritualism to America
  by Peter A. Jay
• Broadway's playing or possum, or is the theater really dead?
  by Nelson Pressley
• Moscow, like Kiev, should compromise
  by Juliana Pilon
• Feds and smokers fume over the right to inhale
  by Hank Cox
• Night: Night Life, Night Language, Sleep, and Dream
  by Colin Walters
• Students at Penn tussle again over the issue of free speech
  by Carol Innerst
• First Lady's role: be seen, but not heard, on policy issues
  by Suzanne Fields