Irwindale Raiders Move Affects LA Coliseum Battle
Irwindale seeks a $115 million stadium deal to lure the Raiders from downtown Los Angeles. Analysts note the clash with the Los Angeles Coliseum Commission as USC and other tenants face potential shifts while debates over urban flight and long term effects on the Coliseum area continue.
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Goliath
Irwindale Raiders
Los Angeles
San Gabriel Valley
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Irwindale
Raiders
al Davis
Oakland
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Bay Area
Los Angeles Coliseum Commission
Rams
Ucla Bruins
Lakers
Kings
USC
New England Patriots
Boston
Dallas
Cowboys
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Texas
New York Giants
Meadowlands
New Jersey
Coliseum
Give It A Chance on Employer Penalties in Immigration Reform
Editorial argues employer penalties under the Immigration Reform and Control Act can aid border control. It notes fines for hiring illegal workers, the limited INS enforcement capacity, and the need for Congress to provide resources. Even a 25 percent reduction in illegal flow would matter.
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U.S
United States
Congress
Reagan
Immigration and Naturalization Service
INS
Donna Rice
Dixon Awarded Thanks by Mass News Professionals
Dallas Morning News editorial praises William Dixon for aiding journalism amid Gary Hart coverage. It credits Dixon with keeping public attention on Hart and Donna Rice, arguing photographers will educate voters about Rice while journalists defend First Amendment duties.
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William Dixon
Gary Hart
Dixon
Hart
Donna Rice
Hart, Dixon
Ms. Rice
A Sassy Letter To The Editor And Political Rogues
Ashley Cooper reflects on issues as a temporary bachelor and a householder notes rising lumber costs. W. Rockwell Lambert Jr. critiques back channel tactics, while Sydney Burrows is named as a campus speaker. A joke about Flag Day follows with a husband’s dinner date expense, and a ministers’ gossip confessional ends with questions about Congress pay and attendance.
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Bryan Kirby
St. George
Virginia
W. Rockwell Lambert Jr
Norfolk
Congress
Bible lessons on leadership and restraint
A LA Times Syndicate column argues that failures teach growth and that nations succeed by minding their own business. It praises humble leadership, warns against overreach, and credits the United States with leading the world for 150 years by avoiding excessive weight while serving at home.
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Moses
Solomon
David
Andrew Greeley
Dan Smith
Emma
United States
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James Island
John P. Brooks
Washington
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Paul Harvey
Bible College
White House
Afghanistan
Chicago
South Chicago
Los Angeles Times Syndicate
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