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Rallying 'Round Mayor Barry
Ruffins, Paul | July 30, 1990 issue
Washington Mayor Marion Barry's trial on fourteen counts of cocaine possession and perjury turned out to be one of the news media's bloodiest feeding frenzies...

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Capitalist Punishment: Some Proposals
Green, Mark | June 15, 1985 issue
The article presents information about the corporate crimes and corporate bureaucracy in the U.S. Organization theory explains how a complex bureaucracy...

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Another Opening, Another Showcase For the Right
Dixler, Elsa | December 22, 1984 issue
Discusses Heritage Foundation's recommendations to the U.S. government. Government leadership; Recommendation to trim down bureaucracy; Support for paramilitary...

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Only as Good as Its Members
Ahmad, Eqbal | September 21, 1985 issue
The article discusses the role of the United Nations in the development of the Third World. The perception of the United Nations as a body dominated by...

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Labor's Day The Challenge Ahead
Brecher, Jeremy | September 21, 1998 issue
While labor slept, corporations restructured, market globalized, the postwar class compromise broke down, labor-endorse economic policies failed and the...

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Editorials
November 27, 1976 issue
Presents several editorials which discuss different subjects. "Carter's Show of Concern," which discussed U.S. President-elect Jimmy Carter's ideas on...

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The Interest Vested in Chaos
Jones, Rochelle | April 2, 1977 issue
Focuses on the state of federal bureaucracy in the U.S. as of April 1977. Composition of federal bureaucracy in the U.S.; Provisions of the Economy Act...

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Condor: The Missile Nobody Wants
Kaplan, Fred | July 17, 1976 issue
Comments that it is difficult to cancel weapons systems deemed undesirable by the public, using the U.S. Navy's Condor missile as example. Pentagon as...

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Story of a Consummate Bureaucrat
Morley, Jefferson | December 19, 1987 issue
Frank Carlucci began working as Secretary of the U.S. Defense at the same time that the Congressional committees investigating the Iran/contra affair were...

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Diamond, Stanley | June 7, 1986 issue
For years Mexico was an object of ridicule for Americans who find humor in anything attached to a country they have invaded, annexed, exploited, pillaged...

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