Volume 41, Number 21 · December 22, 1994
Happy Endings
By Murray Kempton
We shall have to wait out what's left of the twentieth century's final decade before we know whether it will abide in the universal memory with a blessing or a curse. Even so, it must already be said for the Nineties that they at least began with singular promises of happy endings, especially in Central America.
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