Clinton Faces Pressure to Choose a Fit Supreme Court Nominee
Our view urges President Clinton to select a qualified successor to Justice Byron R. White based on intelligence and judgment rather than race gender or political pressure. It notes White's moderation and civil rights stance while cautioning against quotas or liberal activism influencing the pick.
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Snuck and other tense tricks in modern usage
A humorous exploration of verb forms and past tense quirks. The piece cites examples from The New York Times The Savannah Morning News and other outlets noting shifts from sneaked to snuck Grounded cinnamon misgrinded mirrors winded down and other debated forms, arguing for clearer standard usage.
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Clinton Delivers Clear Performance At First News Conference
President Clinton answered a wide range of questions with firm grasp and clear replies. He contrasted with Reagan and Bush in accuracy and composure as he discussed Russia policy health care and Supreme Court questions. He acknowledged a momentary unease over electoral experiences but affirmed readiness as commander in chief.
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Clinton Faces Questions in Frist Formal News Conference
President Clinton capped a confident appearance by inviting a final question from Sarah McClendon and denying GOP claims about stimulus items. He promised to host more press events but hinted he would avoid a weekly schedule, citing strategic use of TV and town halls to shape his message.
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Managed competition in health care or a failed national myth
Boston Globe columnist Derrick Z. Jackson argues that managed competition as a cure for health care fails by its name and logic. He links the concept to broader political and cultural trends, questioning insurers role and the feasibility of universal access under market driven rivalry.
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Silence and the highway courtesy from a Phoenix memory
A columnist contrasts Philadelphia cabdriver bravado with Phoenician politeness, noting heat fueled impatience and late tradesmen. He recalls Ken Higgins’ gentility on KVOO and cites a Family Circle piece praising silence as the best comeback to nastiness.
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