Why one shouldn't be president
Five obvious reasons why a sensible politician might choose not to run for president next year. The piece cites Felix Rohatyn warning of a global economic disaster under Reagan policies and parries the urge to seek power, suggesting the dangers, distractions, and family exposure involved in a presidential bid.
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Russell Baker Writes for The New York Times News Service
Russell Baker contributes reporting for The New York Times News Service, delivering analysis and commentary on national affairs. Baker’s dispatches reach a broad audience through syndicated publication, reflecting his distinctive voice and journalistic perspective.
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Editorial: Doctor unfair to smokers in Cannell case
Dr. John Cannell of Raleigh County says he will refuse smokers as patients and displays a sign predicting deaths from cigarettes. The piece argues such conduct unfairly targets patients, urges restraint, and defends the smoker’s constitutional right to smoke while noting broader social risks.
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Conference brings hope at AIDS summit in Washington
The Third International Conference on AIDS drew 7000 scientists and 1200 reports. Researchers urged guarded optimism for new drugs and possible vaccines while politics and protests framed the vast epidemic.
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Letters raise concerns on recovery plan and moral issues
A reader objects to a June editorial on West Virginia recovery, criticizing Senator Craige and the trashing solution for mine openings. The letter, a street preacher view, argues gospel clarity and warns against modern music and youth culture, urging parental vigilance and public involvement. It cites Bible verses and calls for accountability of Christian groups and leaders. The Daily Telegraph will publish letters on public interest with required signature, address, and phone.
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Bush's Bland Campaign Sparks GOP Debate and Plans
In Iowa a debate over Bush campaign blandness unfolds as aides and critics clash. Supporters tout decorum and steady ground play while rivals liken the approach to a clock-bleed strategy. DuPont, Laxalt, and Kirkpatrick loom as potential disruptors amid talk of a more assertive Bush.
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