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Articles in Sept 20, 1993 issue of Insight on the News

• Of the global bad guys, Iran has the most potential - Column
  by Arnold Beichman
• Gore reforms won't live up to their billing - Vice President Al Gore's efforts to implement Bill Clinton's plan to streamline federal government operations - Column
  by Jonathan Adler
• Freud is losing out to the Jung-at-heart - growing popularity of Carl GustavJung's psychological theories that contrast with those of Sigmund Freud
  by Stephen Goode
• Feminist ideal flouts science on pregnancy - why feminists should not overlook a woman's age in the decision to delay having children - Column
  by Suzanne Fields
• Rights versus wrongs in adoption law - case of Donna McDurfee and Daniel Harriman resulting in shared, legal parentage
  by Sally Johnson
• Nader effort threatens credit market - Ralph Nader's effort to counter racism in mortgage lending - Column
  by Llewellyn Rockwell, Jr.
• What I didn't do on my summer vacation - how the author ignored the news and intentionally avoided relevant conversations about major issues - The Last Word - Column
  by Richard Starr
• The chaos in Russia's back yard - continued political unrest in Azerbaijan, Armenia and Georgia
  by Colin Barraclough
• Gridlocked government badly in need of evolution - how Democratic legislators have prevented the streamlining of the legislative process - Column
  by Richard Grenier
• Mexico, Canada getting the jump on NAFTA - North American Free Trade Agreement - includes related article on Canadian and Mexican businessmen trying to establish partnerships - Cover Story
  by Gayle Hanson
• Jobs needed for graduates from welfare - making welfare recipients work and learn valuable job skills simultaneously - Column
  by Richard Berman
• The FBI: Inside the World's Most Powerful Law Enforcement Agency. - book reviews
  by Jerry Seper