Nation mourns Barry Goldwater, longtime Arizona statesman
Barry Goldwater, 89, a two time Senate veteran from 1953 to 1987 and 1964 Republican presidential nominee, died Friday. A staunch conservative, he argued government should stay out of personal lives, supported strong defense, and helped spur Nixon's resignation during Watergate. His influence shaped a modern conservative movement and earned broad respect from foes.
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Closed mindedness sparks cancellation of Thomas talk
The National Bar Association Judicial Council rescinded a July Memphis invitation to Justice Clarence Thomas citing disagreement with his views. Chairwoman Justice Bernette Johnson defended dialogue and free speech, criticizing the move as intellectual cowardice and urging openness to differing perspectives.
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Editorial Policy Notes State Amarillo Daily News Stance
Editorials on the left side reflect the Amarillo Daily News editorial board while columns by local and syndicated writers on this page and the Other Opinion Page express individual opinions not necessarily shared by the editorial board.
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Verse of the Day Noting Daylight Guidance
Jesus speaks on walking by day for light and avoiding stumbling by night. The record adapts a biblical verse as a daily inspirational line highlighting clarity and guidance through visible light.
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Madman strategy in Lewinsky defense analyst notes
The piece speculates on a defense strategy for Monica Lewinsky facing Ken Starr. It cites William Ginsburg’s volatile conduct as potentially weaponized insanity and compares it to Nixon’s madman theory. It discusses possible charges and the leverage Starr could seek through evidence like finger prints and handwriting.
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Powerball jackpot lures crowds to buy tickets in Washington
A Washington line wraps a liquor store as Powerball soars to 195 million, drawing 26 million tickets in two days across 20 states plus DC. Analysts note odds lengthened to 80 million to one, boosting sales while experts warn of gambling risks and social impact.
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A dreamer’s plan to beat poverty with UP and DoBetter Village
Leonard Pitts reflects on losing a $195 million bounty and urges bold steps to end poverty. He envisions Unlimited Potential a foundation offering direction and access to education child care and housing to help families escape welfare cycles. He cites William Raspberry and argues small pushes can unlock big gains.
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