New Rules for a New Economy and Labor's Future
In a Labor Day essay Harrisburg authors argue the new economy must include working parents and aging populations, not just IT jobs. They urge reforms to minimum wage, career paths, and labor laws to raise mobility and training across workers, ensuring better jobs for the many.
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Harrisburg
United States
Neutrino Pioneer Reines Highlighted in Editorial Tribute
An editorial notes Frederick Reines and Clyde Cowan captured the neutrino in 1956 at the 105-P reactor, a feat later Nobel recognized in 1995. It recounts Reines life from Paterson to Los Alamos, his Case Western tenure, his USC Aiken ties, and his musical interests.
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P ‘Area
Los Alamos Scientific Laboratory
New Mexico
Frederick Reines
Clyde Cowan
Reines
University of California-Irvine Medical Center
Orange
Calif
Cowan
Times
Myron Bander
Irvine
Jujapan
Dr. Reines
Paterson
N. J
Stevens Institute of Technology
New York University
Los Alamos
P Area
Cleveland
Case Institute of ‘Technology
Case Western University
Henry Gurr
University of South Carolina Aiken
Case
Gurr
SAS
South Africa
New York Times
Fred Reines
the Times
Real world standards fail in Clinton White House resignations
The piece argues White House staffers, citing Begala Rahm Emmanuel and Carville, protect Clinton after his admission of lying about sex with Lewinsky. It notes resignations are rare, contrasts with past scandals, and highlights Stephanopoulos and Myers as early critics while others remain loyal. It frames Washington culture as prioritizing political damage control.
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Washington
Clinton White House
White House
Clinton
Monica Lewinsky
Paul Begala
Rahm Emmanuel
James Carville
Nixon
John Dean
Cyrus Vance
Carter
Jimmy Carter
Iran
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
John Kennedy
Bay of Pigs
Fidel Castro
Ronald Reagan
George Stephanopoulos
Dee Dee Myers
Stephanopoulos
Myers
Heroes of baseball chase Ruthian record
The piece argues Mark McGwire and Sammy Sosa push toward Roger Maris 61 homers, framing them as modern heroes in a culture hungry for record breaking. It notes public fascination, debates over steroids and longer seasons, and the enduring allure of Ruth and Maris. The author, John M. Olin professor at NYU.
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New York
Roger Maris
Mark McGwire
St. Louis Cardinals
Sammy Sosa
Chicago Cubs
Babe Ruth
Dominican Republic
Sosa
Chicago
Wrigley Field
Maris
Mark
Ruth
McGwire
Robert Lipsyte
New York Times
Joe DiMaggio
Hack Wilson
Ted Williams
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