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Last Rights

Cover Story | A federal appeals court ruling two weeks ago in a right-to-die case threatens to impose upon the United States a Roe v. Wade for the elderly and infirm. But Christians are fighting the ruling in court and providing bedside comfort and care for those who otherwise would receive only an appointment with Dr. Kevorkian.

In this issue: "A reason to live," March 23, 1996

Features

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In-sight, in-mind

National |  CityTeam challenges government's homeless warehouses

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Resizing the downsized

National |  Big business, small town: A snapshot of economic uncertainty

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Memo to Bob Dole

National |  Make the race a referendum on the Woodstock Generation

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Dispatches: Don't Abandon Principle

National |  Religious leaders call GOP to maintain its pro-life position

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Medieval vision of Hell

International |  Dunblane murders remind the world of man's wickedness

Dispatches

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Quotables

Truth is the most frightening prospect of all. -Author JAMES B. STEWART, from the preface to his blockbuster, Blood Sport, a mainstream journalistic account…

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This Week

Gay docket A federal appeals court in Atlanta March 12 overruled a lower court decree that said employers couldn't refuse to employ homosexuals. Lesbian…

Reviews

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Books: American Mudslingers

Books |  Think the 1996 political campaign is unique? Think again

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Film: And the winners are...

Movies |  A few entries that should get the gold but probably won't

Voices

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About accountability

After traveling a bumpy road, the Stanley story takes a happy turn

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Life in bloom

From splendor to stubble: The lessons flowers teach us

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Smoke a rock or punch a clock?

An under-publicized effort in the nation's capital turns addicts into employees

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Culture Notes

The golden oldies Neoclassicism is back in style. Not only did Sense and Sensibility get an Oscar nomination, Jane Austen's other novels have become hot…

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