Daily Telegraph Editorial Board Opinion and Bible Quote
The column presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board's consensus on constitutional rights and free expression. It includes the Bible quote from John 7 37 highlighting Jesus inviting those who thirst to come and drink.
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Russian President Yeltsin Seeks Faster Arms Cut and Open Archives
In a Congress address Boris Yeltsin touts a sweeping arms accord cutting US and Soviet arsenals to under one third by 2000. He rejects Soviet deception, opens old archives suggesting possible live American POWs, and backs a U.S. aid package via the Freedom Support Act to bolster democracy, trade, and IMF funding.
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Russia
United States
Boris Yeltsin
Congress
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Ussr
Capitol Hill
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International Monetary Fund
World Bank
Grundy wins national fight over Coleman case says Scott
Virginia attorney Tom Scott defended Grundy amid national media scrutiny over Roger Coleman’s death penalty case. He denounced Newsweek and other outlets as biased while praising local coverage. Scott portrayed Coleman as smart but unfairly used as a poster for capital punishment.
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Supreme Court
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Perry Mason
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Ted Bundy
Phil Donahue
Time Magazine
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Washington D. C
Congress probes Iraq loan guarantees and Iraqgate scandal
Lawmakers seek cost of defaulted 1.9 billion in U.S. backed credits to Saddam era Iraq and abuse of CCC loans used for kickbacks and weapons purchases. Hearings target Be Credit Corporation and prewar aid while a closed executive session golf fundraiser draws scrutiny.
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Reagan
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Kuwait
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D-N.c
Agriculture Department
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Middle East
Justice Department
Baghdad
Dean Boyd
Department of Agriculture
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Vermont
Marty Russo
D-Ill
Democrats Target Buried Bureaucracies In 1992 Platform
Leonard E. Larsen argues that the Democratic platform drafting in Santa Fe mocks entrenched bureaucracies while sparing key constituencies. He notes the irony of a party that built the vast government machine then portraying bureaucrats as its enemy, criticizing the political machinery that sustains incumbents.
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