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Articles in May 1, 1995 issue of Insight on the News

• Is the GOP writing a requiem for the IRS?
  by Michael Rust
• No. States are too friendly to polluters
  by Velma M. Smith
• More states move to sanction English
  by Carol Innerst
• Rereading the economic indicators
  by H. Erich Heinemann
• The first hundred days
  by Lisa Leiter
• The Commodore
  by Tom Clark
• The Buchenwald Report
  by Stephen Goode
• U.S. must avert impending oil crisis, or pay the price
  by Donald Paul Hodel
• Question: is it time to repeal Superfund and give cleanup power to the states? Yes. State cleanups are cheaper and faster
  by Jerry Taylor
• Lights, camera - production design!
  by Cynthia Grenier
• Town criers need to track ex-cons
  by Tucker Carlson
• Young activists close ranks in battle against the left
  by Michael Rust
• The Fall of napoleon: The Final Betrayal
  by Byron Farwell
• U.S. nixes nukes, but Asia and Europe remain radioactive
  by David Field
• Bilingual education spells failure in any language
  by Woody West
• American Catholics grasp the GOP - conservatively
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Nelson: A Personal History
  by Byron Farwell
• Baking soda, used since B.C., is better than effervescent; sodium bicarbonate - good old NaHCO3 - is moving out of the refrigerator and into an amazing array of commercial products from shampoo to industrial cleansers
  by Gail Dutton