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Articles in August 15, 1994 issue of Insight on the News

• Fresh set of green laws causes some to see red - property owners mount case to fight for ownership rights
  by Ronald A. Taylor
• The Catcher Was a Spy: The Mysterious Life of Moe Berg. - book reviews
  by Colin Walters
• Something fishy going on in Washington's glass bowl - satiric poke at Bill Clinton and the dubious antics of the Whitewater Development Corp. investigation - The Last Word - Column
  by Tod Lindberg
• Demanding good deeds breeds performance anxiety - students and families who are challenging requirements to perform voluntary community services
  by Eric Felten
• Despite great trouble, African remains a place of beauty
  by Judith Kreiner
• Health reform is hobbled by tax plans - costs to the insured - Column
  by Phil Gramm
• 1996 Ad
  by Terence P. Jeffrey
• Try a rational nuclear policy - overreaction to proliferation of nuclear weapon development in developing countries - Column
  by Bruce Fein
• Iconoclast jazzes up discourse - controversial jazz critic and social analyst Stanley Crouch who rejects racism as the cause of African American problems
  by Evan Gahr
• Wild, High and Tight: The Life and death of Billy Martin. - book reviews
  by Dick Heller
• Supermarket shoppers should beware of faux food scares - how bioengineering in food products has improved safety in food consumption - Column
  by Elizabeth M. Whelan
• Fox in the henhouse: how Murdoch made broadcast news - telecommunications magnate Rupert Murdoch's move to obtain 12 network stations for his Fox Broadcasting Co - includes related article on Murdoch's disapproval of violence in motion pictures - Cover St
  by Jamie Dettmer
• 1996 Ad
  by Richard W. Rahn
• Job arbitration lowers costs, restores justice in workplace - why more companies are asking employees to sign arbitration contracts - Column
  by Llewellyn Rockwell, H., Jr.