View: U N resolution fails to cite provokers of Jeru salem riot
Our view argues Saddam Hussein may have engineered the clash that killed 19 Palestinians and urges recognizing U S and Israeli policies. It criticizes the United States for condemning Israel’s actions without addressing Arab provocation and calls for a broader review of Middle East policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.N
Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Jerusalem
Israel
United States
U. S
Wall
Using Foreign Words Rightly Stressed In Print
A critique of misused foreign terms in headlines and prose. The author cites errors like bonjour for Edberg and Becker in Paris and menage misapplied. notes editors often misrender words with diacritics and accents citing coups and deja vu. calls for accuracy in foreign phrases and place names.
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Denver
Associated Press
Stefan Edberg
Boris Becker
Denver Post
Edberg
Becker
Paris
Production staff roles listed in article snippet
The notice names Sue S. Brown as Production Director Ellen C. Priest as Business Office Manager and Daniel S. Holland as Circulation Director for the organization.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sue S. Brown
Ellen C. Priest
Daniel S. Holland
Jack Gargan and the myth of the anti incumbents revolt
The piece argues that despite public anger at Washington and a strong anti establishment mood in polls and media hype the 1994 midterm wave will not oust most incumbents. It compares Gargan’s crusade to a Hollywood script and notes the resilience of the political money machine and local congressmen.
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Ashington
Jack Gargan
Jimmy Stewart
Gargan
Tampa
Fla
America
S&l
Washington
USA Today
Potomac
T.H.R.O
Hollywood
Main Street
Harrison Hickman
Common Cause
Senate
John Kerry
Massachussets
Mark Hatfield
Oregon
Larkin star and Stephen Larkin face high school football risk
Barry Larkin anchors the Reds defense while his 17 year old brother Stephen at Moeller High School seeks to play football despite hypertrophic cardiomyopathy. Doctors refuse clearance and parents seek court relief, sparking a debate on youth sports safety and medical responsibility.
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Andi Reds
Barry Larkin
Reds
Oakland Athletics
Larkin
Stephen
Stephen Larkin
Cincinnati
Moeller
Loyola Marymount
Hank Gathers
Moeller High
Archdiocese of Cincinnati
Ohio State Athletic Association
Tion
Fan
Turn Down Radios or Face Fees Says Chicago Resident
A Chicago resident alleges ASCAP pressure on merchants to pay for radio music. He cites cases from bookstores to banks, noting shops forced to subscribe to Muzak or face lawsuits under the 1976 copyright law. He warns of a looming Supreme Court test over license fees and blackmail risks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
al Capone
ASCAP
American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers
Wiscon
Furm
Sin
BMI
Broadcast Music Incorporated
Muzak
Supreme Court
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Security Council
U.S
Middle East
Portland Oregonian
Baltimore
Boston
New York
Portland
Lee Trevino
Jack Nicklaus
Bridgeport
Andy Capp
Funnies
Andy
Newcastle
Reg Smythe
Smythe
Miami Herald
Maes Argon
Meuse Argonne
National Football League
Denver Broncos
New York Times
NFL
Times
Viola
Broncos
Texas) Gazette Enterprise
John F. Boyette II
Jeffrey B. Wallace
Melanie L. Arney
Aiken Standard
Aiken, S.C
Jack
News & World Report
Washington Post-Abc
George Bush
Congress
Capitol
Beltway
North Carolina
Jesse Helms
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