CBS Fires Jimmy the Greek for Offensive Remarks
Opinion piece condemns Jimmy Snyder for racist comments at a Washington restaurant and notes CBS dismissed him. The writer mocks the outburst, suggests an apology would suffice, and argues against firing White commentators for similar remarks. The piece questions the reactions from public figures and calls for equality.
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Ortega uses leverage to push Nicaragua toward peace plan
U S must retain leverage as Daniel Ortega offers direct talks with Contras and lifts emergency decree. Presidents of Honduras Guatemala El Salvador and Costa Rica criticize Sandinistas for violating the Arias pact while Congress debates up to 100 million in Contra aid. The regime arrests opposition leaders including La Prensa editor Jaime Chamorro raising concerns on democratic reform.
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Soviet Union
Moscow
United States
Senate panel reopens fight over Siegan nomination
Washington reports the Senate Judiciary Committee will restart hearings on Bernard H. Siegan's bid for the 9th U S Court of Appeals. Proponents argue for originalist intent in constitutional interpretation, while critics led by Laurence Tribe call such views outdated. The piece contrasts Siegan's stance with Brown v Board and defends original intent against modern readings.
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Ohio
Pennsylvania
Earl Warren
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Debates Prove Hazardous To Front-Runner Leaders
Debates over the weekend showed Hart failing to meet high expectations and Bush appearing as a bystander while Dole and Kemp argued key NH issues. Dukakis Gephardt and Simon offered mixed performances, underscoring the risks for front-runners in televised debates.
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White House
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Reagan
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Bob Dole
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New Hampshire
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Richard Gephardt
Dukakis
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Gephardt
Jesse Jackson
Bruce Babbitt
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Mr. Clean
Medicine Aims to Preserve the Passion in Practice
A new book Medicine: Preserving The Passion argues for less classroom lingo and more self directed study tied to daily practice. Drs Phil Manning and Lois Dessakey urge doctors to embrace active learning, maintain enthusiasm, and adapt to technology while keeping patient care personal.
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