INS to decide fate of Elian
A editorial urges federal supremacy in Elian Gonzalez case. It supports INS ruling to return the Cuban boy to his father and condemns a Miami judge for delaying federal action. The piece argues federal authority must prevail to safeguard borders and uphold immigration law.
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United States
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Elian Gonzalez
Young Gonzalez
Clinton
Justice Department
Sincerity as Bible theme across faith and life
The writer argues sincerity shapes all life from business to religion. Citing Jesus parables, Paul, and figures like Mother Teresa and Luther, the essay insists sincere conviction drives ethical action and personal character, concluding with Barclay on authentic conviction and a pastor’s reflections.
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Jesus
Zacchaeus
Paul
Marcus Aurelius
Mother Theresa
India
John Wesley
Martin Luther
William Barclay
Campaign reforms reshape presidential primaries across parties
The piece traces how how states moved to front loading, shifting influence away from traditional winter contests. It notes Republicans and Democrats explore changes by 2004 with proposals like regional primaries and selective state timing, cites Brock and Roosevelt, and cites critics wary of party versus state autonomy. Carl Leubsdorf is cited as Dallas Morning News Washington bureau chief.
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New Hampshire
Florida
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
Texas
Indiana
Nebraska
Oregon
California
National Party
GOP
Bill Brock
James Roosevelt
Capital Conversation
Belo Corp
Robert Loewy
Colorado College
Arkansas
Nevada
Dakotas
Delaware
Democratic Party
Brock
Republican National Committee
San Jose
Calif
Republican National
Jim Nicholson
Nicholson
Carl Leupsaory
Washington
The
Dallas Morning News
Dreaming the issues away in American politics
Sidney Zion argues that voters ache for honesty but see McCain and Bradley as starkly different on most issues. He notes McCains right wing stance on abortion and gay rights, Bradleys Gulf War vote and current positions, and boths shared opposition to soft money. He warns against valuing talk over policy and cites Truman era baggage as irony.
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John McCain
Bill Bradley
George Bush
McCain
Bradley
Chamber of Commerce
Senate
New York
al Sharpton
Oval Office
Jack
Jill
Harry ‘Truman
Harry Truman
Truman
Johnny Mercer
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