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Articles in Dec 12, 1994 issue of Insight on the News

• Welfare could be first big test for Republicans - welfare reform - includes related article on the Contract With America
  by Michael Rust
• Complete Short Stories, 3 vols. - book reviews
  by Daniel Mark Epstein
• Common sense will unclog legal system - Column
  by Jim Ramstad
• Founding feminists beware: a new generation is in charge - Column
  by Suzanne Fields
• Stop banning products at the drop of a rat - criticism of use of rodents in testing possible carcinogens
  by Elizabeth M. Whelan
• Some Turks fear 'back to basics' politics foreshadows fanaticism
  by Refet Kaplan
• Blacks should view election as opportunity - November 1994 election - Column
  by Armstrong Williams
• High road could pierce the heart of darkness - completing the Pan-American Highway through Panama
  by James Otis
• When politics and morality mixed in print - author John O'Hara
  by Rex Roberts
• Trial by jury is scourge of U.S. courts - Column
  by Richard Grenier
• The world gorges at the arms cornucopia - includes related article on the risks of selling arms to allies - Cover Story
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Rodent tests continue to save human lives - use of rodents in testing possible carcinogens
  by Adam M. Finkel
• New malaria vaccine shows some promise
  by Kirimi Kaberia
• A vast sea of federal power, lapping at islands of freedom - Gun-Free School Zones Act case - Column
  by Roger Pilon
• Russian emigrants tread water off Japanese bay - Russian inhabitants of Kuril Islands
  by Christopher Pala
• In Rio, millions move to the violent beat of urban funk - funk music and gang activity in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
  by Adam Brown
• 'New Democratic' bandwagon was playing the wrong song - 1994 election results - Column
  by Daniel Casse