Summits then and now in Moscow with Clinton Putin
Clinton met Putin in Moscow and signed two plete agreements though no missile defense breakthrough emerged. He addressed the Duma, posed for photo ops with Yeltsin, and warned that future ties remain murky. The summit marked a shift from Cold War brinkmanship to practical cooperation.
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Yosemite buses begin two year demo to curb park traffic
The Yosemite Area Regional Transportation System launches a two year demonstration to shuttle visitors from surrounding towns into Yosemite National Park. The program aims to cut vehicle traffic by 60 percent or more, easing congestion and reducing parking strain as peak summer crowds arrive.
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Nader Aims For Green Party Breakthrough In 2004
Ralph Nader campaigns hard across all 50 states to win ballot access and seed a Grassroots base for the Green Party. He seeks about 5 percent to qualify for federal funds, rivaling Reform Party finance in 1996. Jim Hightower backs Nader and predicts a possible 5 percent vote share as campuses mobilize.
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Nader, Buchanan eye debates amid third-party bid
In a split view, Ralph Nader leads Pat Buchanan in several states behind Bush and Gore yet ahead of Buchanan in some polls. Nader contemplates cooperation with Buchanan to gain debate access, while noting the CPD criterion and the likelihood major-party nominees will refuse inclusion.
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Rocker's arm and mouth fuel backlash over behavior
Myriam Marquez argues that while John Rocker’s pitching woes and on field issues drew attention, his off field conduct and wild rhetoric showed a lack of responsibility. The piece notes his demotion to Richmond after a string of walks and a costly confrontation with Sports Illustrated.
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John Calvin hailed as bold reformer amid critique
A letter defends John Calvin against sharp critique, noting his courage to argue Biblical truth, his restraint against executions for heresy, and his role in Geneva's moral reform. It cites Calvin, Beza, and Simoneau, and identifies the writer as senior pastor of New Covenant Presbyterian Church in Aiken.
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