Editorial urges cautious aid to North Korea amid regime faults
The Providence Journal argues humanitarian aid should continue to reach North Korea but not through the government. It labels Pyongyang a Stalinist regime misallocating scarce resources while pursuing a nuclear and missile program, risking aid misuse and worsening famine.
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Reno Must Enforce the Law in Clinton Era Clash
Washington commentary argues Attorney General Janet Reno faces scrutiny over delaying an independent counsel in Clinton-Gore finance cases. Critics say her blanked memo and secrecy hinder investigation while supporters urge full law enforcement across all cases.
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Harry and Louise weigh in on HMOs and reform
In a sharply satirical recount, the Orlando Sentinel columnist follows the Harry and Louise characters from 1993 ads to a 1998 health care debate. Louise shifts from defending HMOs to backing the Patients' Bill of Rights as medical decisions move toward patient doctors, while Harry battles an HMO-ordered wait for surgery amid rising costs and political pushback.
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Public service workers deserve truthful leadership in a time of scandal
A Vanderbilt University administrator in Nashville argues that public servants, not just presidents, face unfair crucifixion amid scandals. The piece contends voters tolerate leaders’ misdeeds, while many dedicated government workers are painted with a broad brush of oily scum.
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