No Surprises for Reform Party Nomination
Reform Party members vote by mail to choose a presidential candidate. The contest pits Ross Perot against Richard Lamm, with Perot expected to secure the party’s nod again. Lamm says he did not receive his mail in ballot, nor did his son or father. Open questions remain about how many of 1.13 million voters were missed. Akron Beacon Journal.
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Dole Speech Gauged As Rally Seethes In San Diego
The article assesses Bob Dole's San Diego Arena address amid a high tech campaign era. Supporters Fred Thompson and Mike Deaver urge clarity and compassion while Powell and Elizabeth Dole set high performance standards. The verdict: strong on stage energy, weak on TV connection.
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Economic insanity over computers in class rooms and business
Los Angeles report cites a national survey showing only half of small and mid sized businesses provide computers for all employees and 14 percent have none. It notes upgrades common but questions the hype, stressing the need for skilled users over hardware and Internet access.
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Woman athletes rise with Title IX era lessons
A class discussion ponders why American women increased athletic success after Title IX. It traces shifts from tomboy stigma to broader access in high school and college sports, noting the impact on girls’ participation and facilities. It contrasts past limits with current gains, including gymnastics, swimming, running, and tennis, and references Wichita State University planning for a new women's softball field.
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Reprocessing Spent Fuel Debate Driven by Dr Davison
Dr Fred Davison, chairman of Citizens for Nuclear Technology Awareness and head of the National Science Center in Augusta, argues for reprocessing spent nuclear fuel at Savannah River Site. He urges closer DOE cooperation with state governments and communities to win public acceptance and resolve the national program.
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