Wall Street Journal Critiques Bush Clean Air Plan
An editorial from The Wall Street Journal critiques President Bush’s clean air plan as a sellout to environmental alarmists. It questions the 10 million ton SO2 reduction target and the unfinished 1980 acid precipitation assessment, noting uncertain environmental gains and high costs ranging from 14 to 30 billion dollars annually. The piece also doubts EPA toxics measurement methods and potential cancer death claims.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street Journal
George Bush
Journal
Bush
Congress
Environmental Protection Agency
EPA
General Accounting Office
Administration
William Reilly
Brookings Institution
Local Staffing Lines Include New Office Managers
Ellen C. Priest appointed business office manager and Robert J. Baker Jr. named circulation manager as part of staff updates at the publication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ellen C. Priest
Robert J. Baker Jr
Court Should Strip Supreme Court Of Jurisdiction Over Flag Law
A citizen protests Brennan and Rehnquist decisions on flag desecration, urging Congress to pass a federal crime banning flag desecration and strip the Supreme Court of jurisdiction over the new statute. The author denounces the Court as anti patriotic and calls for open defiance to defend the flag.
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Supreme Court
Justice Brennan & Co
Republic
Congress
Gregory
Joey) Johnson
Justice Brennan
U.S. Supreme Court
Sisters of the Holy Cross
United States
Brennan
Bill Brennan
William Rehnquist
France deserves 200th anniversary celebration for revolution
The essay argues the French Revolution transformed world history by ideas and nationalism, despite brutal episodes. It highlights the enduring impact of liberty equality and fraternity, notes the reactions of conservatives, and praises Geoffrey Best's The Permanent Revolution for its broad post revolution scholarship.
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Ashington
China
Russia
Cuba
Iran
France
Vichy
Napoleon
Hitler
Augusto Pinochet
Chile
Mund Burke
Reagan
Marat
OSHA
Geoffrey Best
Sussex University
University of Chicago Press
Best
Secular Pope Pioneers Model Aviation Leader
The piece praises Paul Poberezny as the driving force behind the Experimental Aircraft Association. It credits him with founding and sustaining homebuilt aviation, inspiring thousands, and creating Oshkosh events, a spirit of volunteerism, and a global network of chapters.
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Slim Lindbergh
Atlantic
Wiley Post
Harold Gatty
Paul Poberezny
Paul
Paul the First
Experimental Aircraft Association
Oshkosh
Wis
EAA
Salt Sd City
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Omaha
Neb
World-Herald
Texas
Associated Press
D.W. Underwood
Battle Creek
Mich
Enquirer
Edmonds
Wash
Anderson Center
Seattle Times
Honolulu
United Press International
Prides Crossing
Mass
Footprints
Attaboy
W. J. Mathey
Nipomo
Calif
Peace Corps
St. Patrick’s Day
Nevada
Las Vegas
Remington Products
Rocky Mountain News
South Carolina
H&r Block
Port Townsend
Leader
County Planning Commission
West Palm Beach
Fla
Irving Berlin
John F. Boyette
Melanie L. Arney
Sue S. Brown
Aiken Standard
Patrick J. Buchanan
America
Hollywood
Jesus of Nazareth
Washington, D.C
Corcoran
Chicago
Lincoln
Essa
Conor Cruise O’brien
Moliere
Spinoza
Voltaire
Rousseau
Louis XVI
Spirit of
St. Louis
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