The Shadow #42 (August 1997)

Including: Lower East Side gardens threatened by yuppie condos. police brutality, Clinton Street vs landlord, William S Burroughs obituary, Andean drug war, CIA-contra-cocaine connection, interview with activist attorney, subversive electronics, etc.

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