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Articles in Jan 27, 1997 issue of Insight on the News

• Unbraided enterprise
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Verne's 'lost book' reveals the author's pessimistic side
  by Rex Roberts
• Q: Is the government taking the right approach toward Gulf War illness?
  by Kenneth W. Kizer
• Cryptozoologists try to separate strange fact from science fiction
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Fund raisers Clinton-Gore didn't pursue
  by Mark R. Levin
• Yeltsin's boy banker becomes a major player
  by Gordon Feller
• Consumer interest in credit cards begs question of interest rates
  by Stacie Zoe Berg
• Bill Clinton's Nixon dilemma
  by Paul M. Rodriguez
• Paris in the Twentieth Century
  by Rex Roberts
• Rep. Philip M. Crane of Illinois: from Goldwater to grandfather
  by Stephen Goode
• Justice makes radio waves
  by Gene Koprowski
• White House warms to greenhouse gas theory
  by S. Fred Singer
• Devolving culture hooked on ebonics
  by Suzanne Fields
• Clinton makes 'equal' rights a power play
  by Bruce Fein
• Campaign-finance reform may quell unions' activism
  by Susan Crabtree
• Silence is golden for spouses - and makers of snoring cures
  by Ralph Schoenstein
• Embarrassment aided and abetted the Top Soviet spy
  by Ralph de Toledano
• New day is dawning on sleep research
  by Jeffrey R. Sipe