Editorial: NAACPs patrol plan a bad idea
As Americans honor Martin Luther King Jr. a South Carolina flag controversy lingers. The NAACP proposes border patrols to push removal of the Confederate flag and cites a risky strategy that critics say borders on illegal boycotts. Attorney General Charles Condon urges reconsideration urging negotiation instead of court fights. The piece argues continued protests distract from real equality battles and wastes political capital.
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Martin Luther King Jr
South Carolina
State House
Columbia
King
Capitol
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Charie Condon
James Gallman
Condon
South Carolina General Assembly
Capitol Dome
House
Senate
Border Patrol
Publisher and staff directory excerpt at Allen Standard
A fragmented listing shows Scott B. Hunter Bauer and Jeffrey B. Wallace as Advertising Directors with Zappa as business manager Ellen C. Priest serving as managing editor Timothy E. O Brien and production director Phillip Yates plus J David Boyd and Letitia Jefferson in customer service roles.
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Scott B. Hunter Bauer
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Zappa
Ellen C. Priest
Timothy E. O'Brian
Phillip Yates
J. David Boyd
Hillary Clinton calls for compensation for families of Sept. 11 victims
The piece argues that American taxpayers should compensate families of illegal immigrants who died in the Sept. 11 attacks and protect alien relatives seeking awards from the federal victims fund. It criticizes Clinton and Bush administration policies and urges greater gratitude and stricter immigration enforcement.
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New York
Hillary Rodham Clinton
Federal
Vicims’ Fund
Clinton
Philippines
Congress
World Trade Center
U.S
United States of America
Sen
Selective Service
White House
Colin Powell
Mexico
Bush
Powell
State Powell
Clinton Gore
Citizenship USA
Motorist thanks food Samaritans after snow storm
A motorist thanks volunteers who stopped to help after sliding on black ice near Windsor. Cousins Colleen Tim and Josh risked icy roads to get her and her son Jacob home as others offered aid until a tow truck arrived.
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Samaritans
Windsor
Colleen
Tim
Josh
Jacob
Nelle B. Tyler
Snowman signs stolen sparks prayer for community healing
A neighborhood letter recalls yard sale signs torn down at Richland and Gregg and a snowman theft during a winter storm. The writer urges forgiveness and prayer for the community, stressing right conduct and setting an example for children as the police option is weighed by a grandchild.
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Richland and
Gregg
America
Jesus Christ
Bias sparks debate on fairness in network news media
Former CBS journalist Bernie Goldberg argues in Bias that CBS News ignores ordinary Americans and leans left due to political correctness. He cites lack of conservative voices across TV news, calls for diversity, and notes Fox News’s conservative branding while NPR and PBS are labeled liberal.
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CBS
Rather
Texas
Pasadena
Calif
Bill
PBS
Bill Moyers
Moyers
Mr. Moyers
Geraldo Rivera
Geraldo
Alan Dershowitz
Jerry Falwell
Fox ‘News Channel
NPR
Howard Stern
Bernie Goldberg
Fox News Channel
News
Manhattan
Washington, D.C
Tvy
Emma
Tupelo
Miss
Tvers
Gulf of Tonkin
TV News
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