GOOD READING

M. Weidenbaum, Protecting the environment: Harnessing the power of the market place, Cntr. Study Am. Busin., Wash. Univ., 1 Brookings Dr., St. Louis, MO 63130.

"The Narrowing of the (Funded) American Mind," Conten-tions, Oct. 89 (Committ. Free Wrld., 211 E. 51 St., New York, NY 10022, contr. welcome). Your taxes at play.

Saul Bellow, senior fellow of the Inst. f. Policy Studies, a well financed remnant of Stalinism and (among other things) an an-tinuclear umbrella organization, debates a sane American in The Proposition, Jun/Jul. 89, Claremont Inst., 4650 Arrow Hwy./#D-6, Montclair, CA 91763 ($15/yr).

"Is science or private gain driving ozone policy?" Wall. St. J., 10/24/89. Not from this article, but from "Hi there, Bambi" Forbes, 10/16/89: Prof E. Frederick, internationally recognized ex-pert on stratospheric ozone, bought a new pair of glasses. The clerk earnestly told him that they had a special coating to protect him from the UV radiation coming through the ozone hole.