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Articles in Oct 21, 1996 issue of Insight on the News

• Soviets used our POWs for Nazi-like experiments
  by R. Cort Kirkwood
• Clintonista to lead Public Broadcasting
  by Helle Bering-Jensen
• It isn't the grass that's greener
  by Susan Crabtree
• New York's Russian Jews: streetwise, conservative
  by Julia Gorin
• FAA plays cop to Latin skies
  by Gene Koprowski
• Revenge of El Nerd, part II
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Clinton to hurl jobs at war on illiteracy
  by H. Erich Heinemann
• Also in Austin, an unsung museum
  by Charles Sipe
• When race or gender counts most, who pays?
  by Gayle M.B. Hanson
• Merging onto Electric Ave.: Honda is the latest automaker to build an electric vehicle in response to federal mandates
  by Eric Peters
• Daniel Ortega attempts Clinton-style comeback
  by John Otis
• Now Fortune 500 companies conduct business on the fly
  by Kenneth Silber
• House races look good for the GOP
  by David Wagner
• Democracy sabotaged by shoddy speech
  by Sanford Pinsker
• Democrats become the Slumber Party
  by Woody West
• Weld vs. Kerry: the brahminical titans struggle in Taxachusetts
  by Susan Crabtree
• To live and die like L.A.: researchers predict the American way of life - and death - awaits the rest of the world
  by Phil Berardelli
• Q: do teachers unions have a positive influence on the educational system?
  by Bob Chase
• 1996 Ad
  by Charles Sipe
• A conservative's strategy for victory
  by David Wagner
• The World's Game: A History of Soccer
  by John Haydon
• Republicans are fit and fighting
  by Michael Rust
• Dermatologist doggedly pursues unconventional cancer research
  by Cynthia Long