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Articles in Jan 6, 1997 issue of Insight on the News

• High-tech future shock is sign of things to come
  by David Wagner
• Among others, Big Brother will be watching Web TV
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Federal highway spending needs to be road less traveled
  by George V. Voinovich
• 'Moral' entertainers clean up their acts
  by Suzanne Fields
• Conservatives claim Gore too weird for presidency
  by John Elvin
• The All-American all-time best hall of fame
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• Gore's ambition belies Albright appointment
  by Frank J. Gaffney, Jr.
• At Hyde school, students earn - rather than learn - character
  by Evan Gahr
• Scholar and bibliophile reigns at world's greatest library
  by Stephen Goode
• U.S. economy is expanding … but only in cyberspace?
  by Gene Koprowski
• Q: Should Congress grant permanent 'most favored nation' status to China?
  by Richard L. Lesher
• Can't see forest for lack of trees: will legislation to reform forest management satisfy timber cutters and conservationists?
  by Dan Whipple
• Labor pains induced by federal unions
  by Tom Schatz
• The party blueprints
  by Michael Rust
• Memoirs
  by Adam B. Ulam
• Skeptics dog CIA choice
  by Susan Crabtree
• Small business vulnerable too
  by Stacie Zoe Berg
• Capital city capers are as American as apple pie
  by Stephen Goode
• A 'minor' league with conscience
  by Jefrey R. Sipe