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1999 News of the Nation

Acquittal on High Crimes

Social Security versus Tax Cuts

Jury Still Out on Gun Control

White House Wannabes Start Early

Superpower Takes a Back Seat

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UNREPORTED: News on the United Nations System at Work. (UN Chronicle)

Columbine loses 60 percent of 1999 staff. (In The News).(Columbine High School)(Excerpt) (Techniques)

Lawsuit dismissed, but catch-share battle goes on: Regional fisheries head set to retire.(Around the coasts: News for the nation's fishermen) (National Fisherman)

Ireland overtakes Singapore as "Most Global Nation". (News).(A.T. Kearney/Foreign Policy Magazine Globalisation Index)(Brief Article) (Accountancy Ireland)

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Mediating the nation; news, audiences and the politics of identity.(Brief Article)(Book Review) (Reference & Research Book News)

Low marks: the public takes a jaundiced view of the nation's news media, a First Amendment Center/AJR poll finds. More than 60 percent believes making up stories is a widespread problem, and just 39 percent thinks news organizations try to report without bias. (American Journalism Review)

Federally requested report finds abstinence education not effective.(The NATION: Health news at the national and federal levels) (The Nation's Health)

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