Editorial urges keeping Pollard jailed despite lobbying
Editorial argues against clemency for Jonathan Pollard, citing a New Yorker report by Seymour Hersh detailing his spying for Israel. It portrays Pollard as a cocaine-using Naval analyst who sold U.S. intelligence and aided the Soviet Union, with implications for U.S. security and pending peace talks.
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Open space programs aim to curb sprawl and protect land
The article discusses President Clinton and Vice President Gore proposing vast open space plans. Gore would back almost 10 billion in interest free bonds for local growth plans to safeguard green space, while Clinton's land legacy envisions over 51 billion to buy land and preserve open space via easements and development rights.
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Judge by character not color on Martin Luther King Day
A Maryland professor and Ayn Rand Institute writer argues against affirmative action, urging judging people by individual merit. He critiques color blind rhetoric and promotes individualism and merit in hiring, education, and law enforcement. He cites MLK's dream as a call to evaluate by character, not skin color.
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Clinton pays own price in hush money amid scandals
The article reports President Clinton drawing 875000 from personal funds to settle a civil suit with Jones after insurers partially covered the claim, with tensions over how the payment aligns with impeachment proceedings and public opinion. It notes high personal debt and compares post presidency paths of Reagan Ford and Carter, highlighting loyalty costs to Lewinsky aides and ongoing legal pressures.
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Smart growth sparks clash between liberals and conservatives
Fort Worth Star Telegram columnist Bill Thompson argues that smart growth, backed by the Clinton administration with billions for mass transit, would curb development and expand federal control. He warns the term could become a major 2000 political issue, urging vigilance against what he calls unreasonable expansion by the growth crowd.
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