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The passage presents a constitutional text about freedoms and a statement that the following editorials reflect the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board consensus. It also features a Bible quote from Psalms 78 4 attributed to Thomas A Colley executive editor.
Editorial on Riley's potential as education secretary
An editorial argues Richard Riley can improve U S public education as education secretary by promoting school choice, exposing waste, and challenging inequitable funding while noting federal limits and state responsibility. It lauds his record as South Carolina governor and urges accountability in schools.
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Riley
Cation
Bill Clinton
Washington
South Carolina
Greenville
Carroll Campbell
Clinton
Richard Riley
Edu
The New Year and The Unknowns We Carry
A reflective piece on the limits of human knowledge about suffering and success. The narrator questions why bad things happen to good people, why dreams fade, and why happiness is uneven, concluding with cautious hope as the year ends.
Letters to the Editor on loving child care and abuse
The writer extols the importance of affection and religious guidance in raising children. Citing child abuse as a corrupt practice, they urge calm correction, emotional control, and parental warmth. They warn abusive adults deserve scrutiny and emphasize early foundations, love, and attentive care to prevent violence and lasting scars.
I will resolve to be better Jim Terry’s editorial pledge
A year end column by Jim Terry city editor of the Daily Telegraph calls readers to public reflection and personal improvement. He acknowledges the likelihood of shortcomings but commits to thoughtful action and caring for others as the new year begins.
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Daily Telegraph
The
Jim Terry
Clinton Image Mixed In Arkansas View
Ann McFeatters notes Little Rock residents know President-elect Clinton well yet debate his temperament and long term plans. Arkansans praise stamina and intellect but fear his secretiveness and reluctance to take firm stands. Clinton’s drive and empathy contrast with potential policy pains and entitlement cuts.
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Little Rock
Orville Faubus
Clinton
Arkansas
Bush
Coalition Seeks to Reclaim Republican Party Core
In Washington a new Republican Majority Coalition formed to counter the Religious Right. Led by Senators Rudman Kassebaum Specter and Chafee, and with Christian Coalition founder Pat Robertson ally Ralph Reed, the group aims to reshape the party with broader inclusion and policy on abortion school prayer and creationism, planning state chapters and primaries in 1994 and a push toward the 1996 convention. Reed defended pro life positions while noting past coalition gains.
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Republican Majority Coalition
Republican Party
Bush
White House
National Press Club
Coalition
Warren Rudman
New Hampshire
Nancy Kassebaum
Kansas
Arlen Specter
Pennsylvania
John Chafee
Rhode Island
Ralph Reed Jr
The
Christian Coalition
Pat Robertson
Chesapeake
Reed
Rudman
Lincoln
Theodore Roosevelt
Specter
Chafee
Majority
Democratic Leadership Council
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J. Stanley Warren
Thomas A. Colley
Hillary Clinton
Tipper Gore
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America
Ann McFeatters
Scripps Howard News Service
U.S. House
Senate
Charles McDowell
Richmond Times-Dispatch