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Articles in Oct 2, 1998 issue of Human Events

• Senate turns back effort to defund NEA
• 'It depends on how you define alone'
• You paid for the company that produced Corpus Christi
• Enough of this baloney about a 'rush to prejudgment'
  by Bozell, L Brent III
• right ear, The
• Conservative forum
• Most Republican senators in 90 years?
  by Gizzi, John
• Capital briefs
• Conservative forum
• Disney-affiliated ABC kills expose on Disney
  by Hopkins, Kara
• Impeach the Democratic Party
• Evans & Novak
• Liberal party's swan song in New York
  by Gizzi, John
• Nest House more Republican, more conservative
  by Gizzi, John
• Bill and Hillary both operate like crooks
  by Sowell, Thomas
• Senate blocks effort to ban union salting
• president preyed on a young girl's emotions, The
  by Hopkins, Kara
• Senate nixes sales tax on catalogue, Internet sales
• Where in the budget surplus really came from
  by Bartlett, Bruce
• House OKs parental consent for contraceptive distribution
• What Dreams May Come True
• Senate nixes four-year moratorium on Internet taxes
• Thinkers have consequences
  by Peterson, William
• right ear, The
• IMF bailout virtually guaranteed in GOP Congress
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• D. French Slaughter, R.I.P.
• Despite Clinton's opposition, school choice grows
  by Armey, Dick
• Taiwan does not exist
  by Feder, Don
• Crist vs. Graham
• Senate fails to override partial-birth veto
• one defense Clinton won't mount, The
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Tabloid trash with a presidential seal
  by Coulter, Ann
• Conservative spotlight: Citizens for the Preservation of Constitutional Rights
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Hard left Green Party to be part of German government
  by Gizzi, John
• If Republicans turn out this time...
  by Gizzi, John
• House votes to block-grant federal education funding
• Senate approves access road in Alaskan wilderness
• 'President's lying under oath simply cannot be tolerated'
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• House passes $80-billion tax reduction package
• Conservative spotlight: Mississippi family council
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Races of the week
• House OKs head start funding, nixes medical marijuana, Senate keeps NEA and upholds veto of partial-birth ban
• Capital briefs
• Can a President commit a felony and remain in office?
• Vote Republican anyway
• Ronald Reagan Legacy Project
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Senate nixes minimum wage increase
• Becker vs. McCarthy
• Ravotti vs. Coyne
• Calvert Institute for Policy Research
  by D'Agostino, Joseph A
• Outsider, newcomer, stranger
  by Gizzi, John
• Republicans let Reno off the hook for defying committee's subpoena
  by Park, Scott
• JFK's greatest achievement was massive cut in taxes
  by Bartlett, Bruce
• Capital briefs
• Keadle vs. Watt
• Senate kills 'patients' Bill of Rights'
• Give GOP a filibuster-free Senate
  by Lott, Trent
• Senate confirms Sotomayor as 2nd Circuit Judge
• Remembering a classic that demolished a myth
  by Reed, Lawrence W
• Celebrating the life and legacy of David R. Jones
  by Phillips, Tom
• Blumenthal: Clinton was 'ministering' to Monica
• Fasi's last aloha
  by Gizzi, John
• House refuses to 'impeach' Ken Starr, passes tax cut, Senate kills wage hike, blocks abortion transport ban
• Senate confirms Fletcher for Liberal 9th Circuit
• Ellen DeGeneres declares war
• Clinton's race panel: Lies in black and white
  by Thomas, Cal
• House approves Head Start, energy and service grants
• White House aide blasts Clinton on Bosnia decision-making
• Conservative forum
• Will Lungren's Latino strategy work?
  by Jeffrey, Terence P
• Grandpa Munster is a green
  by Gizzi, John
• When we ignore the Ten Commandments
  by Feder, Don
• Senate stalls on transporting minors for abortion
• New evidence recasts Currie as scheming collaborator
  by Hopkins, Kara
• Practical Magic
• Clinton scandal boosts Lungren's chances for victory
  by Gizzi, John
• Great expectations: Spinning sworn testimony and elections
  by Coulter, Ann
• Why the feminists stand by their man
  by Coulter, Ann
• Antz
• House gives parents contraceptive veto, widens wiretapping, Senate passes Internet tax delay, kills Democrats' health bill

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