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Index

1. Small Victories, By Vin Suprynowicz [email protected]

2. Please Protect Me --- From Myself! By L. Reichard White [email protected]

3. The 'Ambush' at Waco By Vin Suprynowicz [email protected]

4. Kings of the High Frontier by Victor Koman Reviewed by Claire Wolfe

5. The Publisher Talks Back By L. Neil Smith [email protected]

6. Defrauding the Elderly or Robbing the Young? By Jim Davidson [email protected]

7. Losing Our Way By Vin Suprynowicz [email protected]

8. The No Vote By Victor Milan [email protected]

9. Turn off the Government By L. Neil Smith [email protected]

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