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Articles in Dec 19, 1994 issue of Insight on the News

• Can alternative medicine find a cure for politics? - Office of Alternative Medicine - includes related article
  by Kenneth Silber
• Fortunes and scams: dealing in checks is risky business
  by Betsy Pisik
• When people talk, Congress should listen - Column
  by Malcolm Wallop
• Party centrists issue stern warning to White House - Democratic Leadership Council
  by Donald Lambro
• Ties That Stress: The New Family Imbalance. - book reviews
  by Suzanne Fields
• In Washington, a penny saved is a penny spent - problems in cutting federal spending - Column
  by Eric Felten
• Taking the old guard to school: bring plenty of dunce caps - political humor - Column
  by Tod Lindberg
• Bam! Whoosh! Crack! TV worth squelching - criticism of television violence
  by S. Robert Lichter
• 'Tis the season for Sinter Klaas, le Revellion, Sheng Dan Jieh - international Christmas celebrations
  by Fyllis Hockman
• Three-term limit would create a citizen Congress - Column
  by Paul Jacob
• Republican rout provokes European anxiety attack - international reaction to Republican Party victory in 1994 elections
  by Jamie Dettmer
• Going Too Far Enough: American Culture at Century's End. - book reviews
  by Woody West
• Central bankers are out of date more than ever - Column
  by Mark Fadiman
• Will North join South in the new Americas? - Summit of the Americas trade talks - includes related article on Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation meeting - Cover Story
  by Leslie Alan Horvitz
• Violence in pursuit of justice is no vice - violence in television
  by Laurence Jarvik
• Ho, ho, hot … Santa suits up for the season - feature film 'The Santa Clause'
  by Gary Arnold
• Unelected bureaucrats also deserve term limits - Column
  by Merrill Matthews, Jr.