The Rejection Of Bork Casts a Black Moment Over Senate
The anticipated defeat of Robert Bork's Supreme Court nomination signals a realignment of Washington power as Democrats strike at the Reagan agenda. The Judiciary Committee vote, driven by partisan heat and a delayed, sensationalized hearing, marks a politicized setback with long lasting implications for future confirmations.
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Dukakis Aides Face Scrutiny Over Leaked Biden Video
A Democratic primary brouhaha centers on a leaked video accusing Joseph Biden of quoting a British Labour leader without attribution. Dukakis contends a campaign manager and an aide sent the tape to the media, raising questions about accountability as Biden and Hart exit the race.
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Dukakis Promises Positive Campaign After Hart Fallout
Dukakis vows to run a positive bid and avoid negative campaigning after the Hart resignation and Biden plagiarism scandal. He argues candidates should deb ate honestly, not smear rivals, and stresses becoming the second choice of rivals as primaries approach.
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Bork hearings polarize public opinion across the nation
The piece argues surveys show Americans turning against Judge Robert Bork amid Senate hearings. It cites economist Thomas Sowell criticizing judicial activism and notes Reagan’s defense of Bork as a tough but fair appellate judge. It warns critics gain media coverage while supporters feel misrepresented.
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Woman Helps Stranger Collapse in Chicago Street
Diane, walking home on Chicago’s North Side, lends aid when a man suddenly collapses. She performs mouth to mouth until parademics arrive, learns he is a drug addict with track marks and bleeding gums, and faces privacy and AIDS testing hurdles from the hospital and health department. She vows to keep helping others, despite fears and red tape.
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