Wall Street Becomes Presidential Street in Campaign Era
The piece links Social Security debates to stock market fate as Bush and Gore align with Bull and Bear views. It argues Wall Street now shapes national politics, with investors watching S&P 500 and Nasdaq and predicting market-driven outcomes for the presidential race.
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Million Mom March Critique Sparks Gun Debate in Texas
Fort Worth columnist argues the Million Mom March was a partisan, anti gun rights rally led by Gore supporters and critics Wayne LaPierre and Rosie O Donnell. He contends the event duped moms into politics and exposed the limits of emotion over policy.
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Backlash generation in Penn women mirrors changing feminism
In a Philadelphia Inquirer class at the University of Pennsylvania, twelve young women discuss how 1970s feminism shaped their lives. They reject the Superwoman ideal yet foresee careers, marriage, and motherhood, with some planning law school and others noting family strain from parental divorce and economic pressure.
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Doonesbury on motherhood shaping career choices at Penn
Jane Eisner notes a generation of women choosing family ahead of career and a male shift toward balancing work with family. Radcliffe data show many young men willing to trade money for time. This backlash could push progress forward in a male dominated work world.
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Congress votes to pull Kosovo troops home as NATO aid questioned
Week ending May 19 roll call highlights show 264-153 vote to bring U S troops home from Kosovo as early as next May unless allies provide more funding and troops. NATO force totals 37,000 with 5,900 U S troops. debate notes only $93 million of $402 million pledged for Kosovo rebuild. Voting yes Heather Wilson Joe Skeen. voting no none. not voting Tom Udall. Oklahoma and Texas congressmen listed among yes and no votes on defense budget HR 4205.
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