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Yes, sir, Mr. President

Cover Story | As Congress raced to sew up the tax-and-budget accord with the White House before the August recess, one issue separated the two sides: education choice. A little-noticed provision would have allowed parents to create tax-free savings accounts for private or religious schooling. At the behest of teachers' unions, the president objected and demanded the provision be removed, setting up a closed-door political face-off. But by the time it was over, GOP leaders were face-down. Bob Jones IV

In this issue: "Face Off," Aug. 9, 1997

Features

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A princess shunned

International |  Letter from Burkina Faso

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Africa's raging storm

International |  Ethnic warfare respects no borders: Uganda ravaged by strife

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Another look at Forbes

National |  Publisher-politician provides a breath of fresh air on taxes

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A real page-turner

National |  Kid-porn picture book torn up in store after protest ignored

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God and man behind bars

National |  Prison Fellowship's InnerChange, an in-prison pre-release program in Houston, will be viewed as a grand test case for other faith-based rehabilitation…

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Quotables

We know that many people think this is an unnecessary way of taking advantage of energy. Bo Forslund of Sweden's national organization of morticians,

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This Week

Diplomat on the warpath Citizen William Weld, who quit the governorship of Massachusetts last week to campaign in Washington full-time for the job President…

Reviews

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Beltway Books: The wealth of nations

Books |  Analyzing issues of protectionism, foreign aid, free trade

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Books: Our leadership crisis

Books |  Remedies for our over-managed but under-led generation

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Talk Radio: I am my country's mom

Culture |  Talk radio host Dr. Laura is the Rush Limbaugh of morality

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Culture Notes

Culture |  A correction WORLD reported two weeks ago that only Fox News was broadcasting the Senate Campaign Finance Hearings, chaired by Sen. Fred Thompson (R-Tenn.).

Voices

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Mailbag

PR blunder? I have worked for more than a decade as an editor and for a time was employed at a public relations firm. Zondervan's PR professionals, in…

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Providential ants

Learning to see God's hands in all life's troubles

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A Christian worldview is too big a thing for small containers

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Staying the course

Confusion in Congress threatens welfare reform

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