Slip of the tongue politics shake careers across administrations
The piece catalogs gaffes by leaders from Lott to Bush and Clinton, noting how racial and ethnic slurs and off mic remarks cost officials or political standing. It cites Agnew Quayle Jackson Perot Gore and others, with expert comments on why public figures stumble and face fallout. It also mentions international examples and highlights Tom Baum of AP.
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Ashington
Trent Lott
Senate
Ford Administration
Earl Butz
Reagan
James Watt
Spiro Agnew
Dan Quayle
Jesse Jackson
Ross Perot
Bush
Clinton
al Gore
Treasury
Paul O’neill
Wall Street
Lott
Wayne Fields
Washington University
St. Louis
Hillary Clinton
Ronald Reagan
George H.W. Bush
Gore
Tipper
Monica Lewinsky
House
University of Virginia
Larry Sabato
Naperville
Ill
New York Times
Dick Cheney
Cheney
New York
Hymietown
Agnew
Polacks
Quayle
NAACP
James Thurber
American University
Jean Chretien
Francoise Ducros
Germany
Herta Daeubler-Gmelin
Hitler
City Editor Bill Archer Cluefield Daily Telegraph
Samantha Perry reports on the daily desk as Thomas A Colley serves as Executive Editor and managing editor. The note includes a biblical verse and a cryptic line about a dry lane.
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Bill Archer
Thomas A. Colley
McDowell County to Get $6 Million Water Project
A multi million dollar water system for Bradshaw Mountain Jolo Rock Ridge and Three Forks in McDowell County will be built in three phases starting next fall. Funding covers 72 percent from the Abandoned Mine Land Fund with 28 percent from Rural Utility Services.
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McDowell County
Bradshaw Mountain
Jolo
Rock Ridge
Three Forks
Tazewell County
PSD
AML
West Virginia Aged and Disabled Waiver Program Freeze Proclaimed
Health secretary Paul Nusbaum announces an indefinite freeze on entry to West Virginia s Aged and Disabled Waiver Program citing funds. Critics argue the program saves state money by enabling in home care over costly nursing homes, urging policy makers to maintain access and honor commitments to people with disabilities.
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Health and Human Resources
Paul Nusbaums
West Virginia
DHHR
Centers For Medicare
Medicaid Services
Nusbaum
Wise
Adapt WY
Bob
Holiday tributes to heroes across America in 2002
A year-end salute to U S soldiers miners who escaped a 78 hour trap motorists who helped stop October terror suspects and volunteers who aid the needy. The piece honors Brave acts from Bradley Whitford and Make A Wish foundations to police chiefs torch runs and a Colorado boy saving his family.
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Ashington
Maryland
Bradley Whitford
Josh Lyman
West Wing
Melissa Harnack
Harnack
Whitford
Eric Hurst
Ventura
Calif
Hurst
Minnesota
Iowa
California
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