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Articles in Fall 1995 issue of Issues in Science and Technology

• R&D budgets face big cuts
• Commerce Department elimination debated
• Health care reform the international way
  by White, Joseph
• Department of Science proposal floated (again)
• Forging a world-class future for the national laboratories
  by Galvin, Robert W
• Microbial threats -- The Coming Plague: Newly Emerging Diseases in a World Out of Balance by Laurie Garrett
  by Cassell, Gail H
• Endangered diversity -- The Last Harvest by Paul Raeburn
  by Duvick, Donald N
• Stemming the lethal trade in small arms and light weapons
  by Klare, Michael T
• Changing the way we view health -- Radical Surgery: What's Next for America's Health Care by Joseph A. Califano Jr
  by Blumenthal, David
• Partisanship roils science committee
• Warfare in the information age
  by Berkowitz, Bruce D
• Future missions for the national laboratories
  by Schiff, Steven H
• Reconciling free trade with responsible regulation
  by Vogel, David
• Encouraging long-range industrial research
  by Tassey, Gregory
• An innovation-driven environmental policy
  by Banks, R Darryl; Heaton, George R Jr
• What does industry expect from university partnerships?
  by Feller, Irwin; Roessner, David