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05-23-1997

Emma Goldman Gets Budget Ax: Project Loses NEH Funds

NEW YORK -- What does anarchist Emma Goldman, who cut a swath -- political and erotic -- through Jewish radical society in the first decades of this century, have in common with presidents Andrew Johnson and James K. Polk?

They're all targets of the budget-cutting of the National Endowment for the Humanities, which, in a bid to save $136 million, just dropped its funding for the co...

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