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China scandal: Cast of characters

Cover Story Sidebar | President Clinton His policy of engagement with China included increased access for Chinese officials to national laboratories like Los Alamos. Evidence of espionage and security lapses played to a White House audience concerned with expanding trade with China, planning summits in 1997 and 1998, and finessing campaign contributions from Chinese sources. The first White House briefing on Chinese espionage took place as now-discredited financiers John Huang and Johnny Chung were funneling

Red-handed

Cover Story | Declassified Cox report raises new questions about lax security and sheds new light on the magnitude of China's acquisition of U.S. nuclear secrets. The finger-pointing begins

In this issue: "There they go again," June 5, 1999

Features

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A radical proposal

National |  Has the time come to place translations under denominational influence?

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Life on the Bible beat

National |  A personal account of tracking down a story

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Regendering in Spanish?

National |  From "hijo del hombre" to "el ser humano"

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What's it all about?

National |  Translation accuracy requires eternal vigilance

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There they go again...

National |  Just when you thought it was safe to forget about feminist Bible translations, an International Bible Society decision suggests that a new threat may soon…

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Decline of the NIV?

National |  Two new Bible translations and one revised one take the spotlight

Dispatches

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New brands of idolatry

God as your personal assistant, the Internet as heaven, and the original high-tech pirates

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Quotables

The Democratic Party is going to take back God this time. Elaine Kamarck, senior policy adviser to Al Gore, explaining to a Boston Globe reporter the…

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News & Reviews

Clinton ethics panel seeks funding for embryo research Ends justify the means Federal money should go to harvest cells from unborn babies-with "parental"

Reviews

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Books: What teens are reading these days

Books |  While popular young adult titles wallow in the negative, young Augustine shared their same spiritual problems

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Forbidding evangelism

Culture |  It wasn't Dartmouth that banned C. S. Lewis-it was liberal Christians

Voices

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Mailbag

Knee-deeper? I was both amused and pleased when I saw the title of Mindy Belz's article on Kosovo. "Knee deep in the big muddy" (May 8) is from a song written…

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Bible cola

How should we react to IBS's niche translation trial balloon?

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Strange foreign customs

The prayer and musings of a perplexed pastor

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Size-wise

Worrying about school size should be way down the list

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