Americans to Limit Congressional Terms Faces Debate
Our View argues for a 12 year term limit across both congressional chambers and notes rising public anger over pay raises. It cites state resolutions, possible constitutional convention triggers, and contrasts this with the career path of politicians who become lobbyist funded insiders after serving.
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United States
America
Congress
Cochairman
James K. Coyne
Pennsylvania
South Dakota
Congressional
Washington
Tony Coelho
Lyndon Johnson
Royal Court
Versailles
Spelling Errors Spark Tips From Old Reader Column
A fragment from a Florida classified ad about a selery green sofa and a French Provincial bed triggers a wider digression on spelling. The writer mocks mispellings, cites examples from Oregon, Indiana, and Pennsylvania, and urges use of dictionaries to avoid errors in language and medical terms.
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West Palm Beach
Fla
Roseburg
Ore
Fullerton IV
Indiana
Campus USA
Writerly notes on spelling and style quirks across papers
A reflective piece cites missteps and corrections from the Las Vegas Review-Journal Chicago Tribune and Augusta Chronicle. It highlights spellings triptych spritely chiseled discreet prudence and Georgia coastal life while stressing accurate spelling as vital to clear writing.
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Las Vegas
Nev
Review-Journal
Chicago Tribune
Ireland
the Tribune
John Birch Society
Scripps-Howard
Braselton
Kim Basinger
Relsion
Georgia
Augusta Chronicle
Hugo
McClellanville
S.C
South Carolina
Did Gorbachev Hold A Master Plan For Reform
George Steiner and 15 European intellectuals debate Gorbachev in Granta on the moment in Europe. They question whether perestroika and glasnost were part of a deliberate plan or adaptive improvisation as the empire unravels and national revolutions rise. Strobe Talbott notes “the ice melt” but asks if Gorbachev can control the ensuing entropy.
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American Jewish Congress
Robert Bray
National
Gay and Lesbian Task Force
Senate
D.C
The
Gay Blade
Jesse Helms
R-N.c
Bush
Washington Post
Virginia
America
Gorbachev
Russia
West
George Steiner
Literary Quarterly
Granta
Europe
New York City
Mikhail
Reykjavik
Ronald Reagan
Beny
Eurasia
Strobe Talbott
Soviet Empire
Steiner
Brezhnev
Andropov
Chernenko
Isaiah Berlin
Andrei Sakharov
Berlin
Hidden Figures Behind Your Smile The Dental Lab
A century after Boston opened the first dental laboratory, the unseen dental technician works in small labs or home setups. The NADL pushes for minimum education, accreditation, and safety laws while the field eyes growth as aging populations rise and demand for crowns bridges and dentures increases.
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Boston
Bernard Baruch
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