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Articles in Nov 17, 1997 issue of Insight on the News

• Oversight Chairman Burton pledges patience - for now
  by Stephen Goode
• Gummo
  by Jeffrey R. Sipe
• Budget is balanced; now what to do?
  by John Berlau
• Executive turned critic would revolutionize the workplace
  by Marlene L. Johnson
• Dan Burton's progress
  by Jennifer G. Hickey
• Checking for cancer clues: painstaking research is providing new knowledge about the process of cell division as well as insight into cancer and possible cures for the disease
  by Phil Berardelli
• China's intelligence machine
  by Stanislav Lunev
• U.S. influence wanes in Asia: American companies are losing Asian business to Europeans - in part due to federal meddling
  by Gene Koprowski
• They're dreaming of a peaceful Christmas
  by Jamie Dettmer
• 'Perfect Storm' makes waves
  by Liz Trotta
• In global economy, talk isn't cheap
  by Charles Cerami
• Veto knife cuts little Pentagon pork
  by Sean Paige
• Clinton insider is poised to operate as Surgeon General
  by Lawrence Criner
• In the eye of the hurricane
  by Michael Rust
• Symphony orchestras open repertoire to play the blues
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Q: is the White House's nuclear-arms policy on the wrong track?
  by Jon Kyl
• When common sense makes breathless news
  by Woody West
• Do political donations buy licenses to cheat?
  by Charles Smith