Fair Treatment In The Judicial System on Abortion Debate
Column argues the nation faces a cycle of violence and political theater over abortion laws. It cites Buffalo protests and Supreme Court arguments on Pennsylvania and Louisiana cases, urging fair judicial treatment and respect for the social contract. It notes Bush’s anti abortion stance and Clinton’s potential gains amid ongoing congressional battles.
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Arkansas
South Carolina
Florida
Buffalo
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U.S. Supreme Court
Ku Klux Klan
Operation Rescue
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Pennsylvania
Louisiana
High Court
Roe
Cus
Bush
Republican Party
German press ignores U S presidential race in favor of Europe
A diary of Berlin media watching the 1992 race shows Ber lin Tagesspiegel and Bild downplaying American candidates. The notes cover Super Tuesday, Clinton and Tsongas, Kohl, and European coverage from March to April, highlighting foreign reactions and odd curiosities.
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Bob Kerrey
Paradise
Federal Republic of Germany
Berliner Tagesspiegel
New Hampshire
Das Bild
Gennifer Flowers
Bill Clinton
Jennifer Powers
America
Bild
Berliner Zeitung
Cooke
BBC
Michigan
Illinois
Clinton
Paul Tsongas
Sweden
Helmut Kohl
Camp David
George Bush
Bush
Connecticut
Anthony Lewis
International Herald Tribune
Tom Oliphant
Jerry Brown
Die Welt
New York
Manhattan
Our
Kohl
Lewis
Bohemian Grove
Die Tageszeitung
Berlin
Larry Agran
Larry
Major
Kinnock
Mount Etna
California
Robert Redford
Elliott Gould
A Tiny Voice From The Broom Closet
A domestic memo on office perk reform in Washington and beyond. The piece humorously warns that puritanical cost cutting may spread from government to corporations and everyday workplaces, touching desks, file cabinets, and even the coffee pot. The tone blends satire with political observations and a warning about creeping austerity.
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Tumble
Malibu
America
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Vic Fazio
D-Calif
Scripps-Howard
New York Times
CIA
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