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Where are they now?

by The Editors

Cover Story Sidebar | In 25 years, many leaders on both sides of the abortion debate have come and gone. Here's what's become of half a dozen of the pioneers: In 1942 Alan Guttmacher began openly promoting legal abortion. He became the head of Planned Parenthood and saw his work culminate in the pro-abortion success of 1973. He did not have long to celebrate, for God took him in 1974. Today his daughter, Sally Guttmacher, carries on his struggles. As a member of the Association of Professional Health Studies

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One step forward

by Bob Jones

Cover Story | ... and one step back: Pro-lifers still face challenges as new as was Roe vs. Wade in 1973

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In this issue: "Roe vs. Wade 25," Jan. 17, 1998

Features

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Abortion imperialism

by Mindy Belz

International |  Nonprofits export birth-control and abortion policy with the blessing and funding of the U.S. government

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"Pang of conscience"

National |  Five modern Benedict Arnolds of the pro-life movement

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Dispatches

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Quotables

We seek to be in business with the best and most creative talent we can find. We then try to give them freedom to do their best work. We try not to censor…

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This Week

I'm not crazy Moments before opening arguments were to begin in the trial of accused Unabomber Theodore Kaczynski, the unpredictable suspect paralyzed the…

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Reviews

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With mixed emotions

by Roy Maynard

Books |  CBA bestseller offers pop-psych and self-help bromides

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Bookshelves for life

by George Grant

Books |  Five books that should be in every pro-lifer's arsenal

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Books: And now, pre-embryos

by Chris Stamper

Books |  "Reprogenetics" may be next horror in Roe vs. Wade era

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Culture Notes

Culture |  Now, after Ellen, a bisexual cop NBC's critically acclaimed police drama Homicide is doing Ellen one better. A storyline has been introduced in which Detective Tim…

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Theory, not practice

by Gene Edward Veith

Culture |  In pop culture and high culture, abortion is problematic

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Voices

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Trustbusters

by Joel Belz

At a minimum, vouchers will collapse the public-school monopoly

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A tale of three women

by Susan Olasky

"I'll always love the world that you let me live in"

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Mailbag

Don't blame movie I am a senior at Calvary Baptist High School in Lansdale, Pa. I read your article on the teen involved in the Kentucky murders and was…

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Dissatisfied but content

by Marvin Olasky

The rare jewel of pro-life contentment

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