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Articles in May 15, 1995 issue of Insight on the News

• 19th century AD
  by Stephen Goode
• Yes: halt social engineering of the nation's families
  by Greg D. Erken
• Ebola virus - deadlier than HIV - resurfaces in Africa
  by Stephen Shoff
• Clinton Gore class warfare is hypocritical
  by Mark R. Levin
• Can Republicans reduce the deficit and cut taxes?
  by Jamie Dettmer
• No: license parents to ensure children's welfare
  by Jack C. Westman
• Gospel music's joyful noise flows into the mainstream
  by Toni Marshall
• Smart planes are wasted if they carry dumb bombs
  by Philip Gold
• Defections don't panic the White House - yet
  by J. Jennings Moss
• Landscape and Memory
  by Witold Rybczynski
• Amendment would put breaks on taxes
  by David Keating
• After slaying the dragon, St. George treads lightly
  by Lisa Leiter
• Unlikely editor helped America effect that certain savoir faire
  by Roger Starr
• Smart cards and scanners frustrate future frauders
  by Betsy Pisik
• Colleges seek to mold rather than enlighten
  by Lawrence Criner
• Beltway humor burns ears of the beholder
  by Chi Chi Sileo
• Genius in Disguise: Harold Ross of the New Yorker
  by Roger Starr
• Reverence for FDR crosses spectrum
  by J. Jennings Moss
• Guess who came to the 1967 Vietnam War protest dinner?
  by Suzanne Fields