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• Senate rejects $1.50 per pack cigarette tax
• Pirozzi vs. Brown
• Salvation Army won't cave on same-sex benefits, Mayor Willie Brown yanks San Francisco funding
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Simpson vs. Stallings
• Aside from California (or, how the rest was won)
  by Gizzi, John
• Senate defeats firing and hiring regulations
• 'Switch-horse' Campbell in trouble?
  by Gizzi, John
• Clinton has appointed advocates of global government to high office
• Conservative forum
• Donelon vs. Breaux
• Minimum wage laws hurt homeless Americans
  by Bartlett, Bruce
• Tobacco bill would be the biggest tax hike in U.S. history
  by Hopkins, Kara
• House passes 1999 budget blueprint
• What the power of prayer means to Ronald Reagan
  by Reagan, Michael
• Gore tried to fund Internet scheme with hidden taxes
  by Glassman, James
• Yeah, but can he spell 'potato?'
• right ear, The
• Paul vs. Sneary
• Hofmeister vs. Carson
• Capital briefs
• Supreme Court strikes blow against union political speniding
  by Larson, Reed
• Milwaukee school-choice victory opens door to national reform
  by Hutchinson, Pete
• House exempts salesman from wage and labor laws
• President Clinton has used United Nations to thwart development of land within the United States
• UN condemns America's death penalty
• Ashcroft, Grams, Inhofe, and Smith vow they'll vote 'no' on any budget without at least $101 billion in tax cuts
  by Hopkins, Kara
• How the IMF is run: To evade the U.S. veto power
• CBS to roll out Howard Stern for late-night TV
  by Bozell, L Brent III
• Mr. Conservative: 1909-1998
  by Edwards, Lee
• Thomas stops China sanctions in his subcommittee, so Hutchinson will bring them straight to the floor
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• President Clinton gave UN inspectors power over U.S. business via ratification of Chemical Weapons Convention
• Conservative spotlight: Center for new black leadership
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• To serve the UN or the United States? A matter of faithfulness to an oath and a nation
• House bans U.S. satellite exports to Red China
• Clinton exhibits behavior typical of philanderers
  by Thomas, Cal
• switch goes on, The
  by Gizzi, John
• Dornan's comeback highlights California primaries
• A hat pin and brooch could break this presidency
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Go Wes!
  by Gizzi, John
• Mulan
• Conservative spotlight: National Association of Scholars
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• passing of two Mississippi greats, The
  by Gizzi, John
• Motorola's long march into China
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Why--and how--conservatives should support PARCA reform
  by Evans, M Stanton
• President Clinton ordered Americans soldiers to serve under foreign commanders who have pledged allegiance to the UN
• Dornan vs. Sanchez
• Only basic reform can save Social Security
  by Bartlett, Bruce
• Mississippi Congressional candidate Delbert Hosemann says he did not know he was listed as veep of abortion clinic
  by Gizzi, John
• Congress should cut taxes to pre-Clinton level
  by Pont, Pete Du
• More government spending means less economic growth
  by Williams, Walter E
• Terry vs. Scott
• Capital briefs
• Godzilla
• Still more from the West
  by Gizzi, John
• House nixes religious freedom amendment, OKs budget, Senate raises caps for needed skilled foreign workers
• California Proposition 227 wins, rolling back bilingual education
  by Gizzi, John
• Schmidt vs. Daschle
• White House won't say adultery is a 'sin'
• Senate increases visa caps for skilled workers
• Searchers, The
• Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas
• Senate conservatives kill huge tobacco tax hike
  by Park, Scott
• Senate rejects fee cap for tobacco lawyers
• Employers seek track record of productive work
• Senate votes to eliminate marriage penalty
• Five Senators warn Lott: Stand by your tax-cut pledge
  by Hopkins, Kara
• theme is liberty, The
  by Roberts, Paul Craig
• Senate rejects fee cap for tobacco lawyers
• House nixes CATs budget, salesman labor limitations, Senate kills tobacco bill after four weeks of debate
• Chicago professor discovers more guns mean less crime
• McMillin vs. Kildee
• Gore: 'Completely eliminate the internal combustion engine'
  by Gore, Al
• Tobacco bill would ban smoking near all public buildings
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Naturalized Mexican-Americans can now keep Mexican nationality
  by Chavez, Linda
• Old man Michigan fades away
  by Gizzi, John
• Capital briefs
• Throw the book at bad teachers
  by Sowell, Thomas
• Helms: 'A UN of world trade, without the veto'
• House rejects religious freedom amendment
• Booster of Puerto Rican statehood resorts to name-calling
  by Feder, Don

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