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Articles in Sept 2, 1996 issue of Insight on the News

• Is Jack Kemp a team player?
  by Michael Rust
• Who's to blame for bombing in Atlanta?
  by Alan L. Anderson
• To Green fundamentalists, earth is a close second
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• United Colors of controversy
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Catastrophic deficits loom on horizon
  by H. Erich Heinemann
• Cruise control for the political infobahn
  by Lisa Leiter
• Take a ride for wildlife: conservation is on the go as environmental license plates decorate American autos
  by Cynthia Long
• Q: Did Clinton deliver on his promise to end welfare as we know it?
  by David Dickson
• Save millions with Zillions
  by Shannon Young
• U.S. Attorney in hot seat as politics and law clash
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Nixon Off the Record: His Candid Commentary on People and Politics
  by Victor Gold
• Burned out and washed up
  by John Elvin
• Recommend at own risk: employers face a new quandary: what information should they give out about former workers?
  by Jeffrey R. Sipe
• Climate deal sets stage for global energy taxes
  by S. Fred Singer
• In quiet praise of pith and vinegar
  by Woody West
• Watergate, Travelgate: mea culpas don't cut it
  by Paul M. Rodriguez
• Opening the gate to Beckett's world
  by Robert S. McNamara
• Will heartfelt penitence woo the black vote?
  by David Wagner
• Big projects in big trouble: international cooperation in physics and space research has been less than harmonious
  by Kenneth Silber