Bush proposal promises voter verdict as punishment
Article reports George W. Bush proposing a political penalty for Al Gore tied to Gore's 1996 campaign fund raising. Bush asserts taxpayers avoid lengthy probes and voters act as judge, delivering a punishment that fits perceived scandals and investigations.
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Thornberry honored with Legislative Vanguard Award
U S Rep Mac Thornberry R Clarendon received the Legislative Vanguard Award from the Non Commissioned Officers Association of America for prioritizing military personnel. He advocated for Pantex support and V 22 Osprey funding, and backs potential retirees health care increases while maintaining a pro military agenda.
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Editorials and Verses on the Amarillo Daily News Page
The page presents editorials labeled as the newspaper's opinions and notes that local and syndicated columnists hold separate views. It includes a verse of the day featuring a biblical proclamation about the eternal gospel to all nations and peoples.
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Gore Night frames a long day at the Democratic convention
Claremon t Calif The columnist reviews Clinton Kennedy Lieberman and Gore nights at the Los Angeles Democratic convention. Clinton’s speech is praised for charm but critiqued as at times hollow. Lieberman’s shifts on core positions draw sadness. Gore's speech appeals to class warfare while ignoring costs, with notable nods to tobacco and oil foes.
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Embryo stem cell rules spark moral clash in debate
The piece argues federal guidelines on embryonic stem cell research clash with a 1996 appropriation ban. It notes researchers may buy cells from private clinics, raising questions about personhood, legality, and ethics. Advocates cite medical potential while critics call embryo destruction immoral. The column highlights views from Christopher Reeve and Sen. Brownback.
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Elvis hips and the rise of modern pop culture
Leonard Pitts argues Elvis Presley’s hip shaking exposed American hypocrisy on sex and race, shaping a century of pop culture. He contends the victory of progress bred a culture of slop, fear of offense, and diminished public discourse, with critics wary of history’s judgment.
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