Len Bias death trial highlights public demand for accountability
The jury acquitted Brian Lee Tribble of cocaine charges in Len Biass death case, amid debates over responsibility. Testimony showed Bias and Tribble used cocaine at a dorm party with others, while Biass own actions led to his overdose according to the trial.
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Marshall Plan finest hour of U S diplomacy
The article lauds George C. Marshalls 1947 speech and the Marshall Plan as a pivotal effort that rebuilt Europe, spurred Western economic integration, and helped found NATO. It contrasts past bipartisan support with today’s budget tightening and trade barriers.
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AIDS testing debate hinges on who should be tested
The piece weighs universal versus targeted AIDS testing, arguing that routine testing faces strong opposition from gay rights groups while supporters cite public health and cost reasons. It supports testing in prisons and for residency applicants, noting insurers’ need to assess risk and opposing blanket bans on antibodies.
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Sex and politics through Caesar and today’s scandals
The piece argues sex in politics is ancient, drawing Caesar’s career as a provocative example. It contrasts Julius Caesar’s romantic liaisons and power plays with modern figures like Gary Hart, suggesting enduring intrigue in political life and media reporting.
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Warren Beatty
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American industry fights back as foreign dependency looms
U S business lags behind yet signals of reform emerge. U S output per hour rises 8 to 10 percent with restructuring at Cypri s Minerals Navistar Champion International Ford and Ralston Purina cutting costs and boosting profits. Export surge in the latest month fuels guarded optimism.
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Oregon
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U.S
Ford
Donald Peterson
North America
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Ralston
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