Daily Telegraph Opinion on Religion and Free Speech
The column presents the Daily Telegraph Editorial Board stance on the First Amendment freedoms. It notes the editors Steve Smith as Publisher and Thomas A Colley as Executive editor, emphasizing a consensus view in the editorial page.
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Senators Back Full Social Security With No Earnings Cap
Editorial applauds the 100 0 Senate and 422 0 House votes to remove the earnings cap on Social Security for workers under 70 ages 65 69 stand to gain retroactively to Dec 31 1999 Clinton vows signing the measure into law noting the change ends a workplace discouragement and calls for broader reform amid a 4 1 unemployment rate. Nebraska Senator Bob Kerry supports进一步 reform and warns of future tax increases or benefit cuts to sustain solvency.
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Izens
U.S. Senate
House of Representatives
Senate
Clinton
Congress
Nebraska
Bob Kerry
Steps toward a lasting marriage and listening love
Jim Terry reflects on marriage ideals and the need for daily effort to communicate and listen. He notes that conversations fade in busy life, emphasizes not taking partners for granted, and shares personal vows ahead of his 32nd anniversary with Patty. He cites listening as essential and aims to be more like his wife, a goal he believes elevates his life.
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J.W
Hattie Worrell
Patty
West Virginia legislature faulted for weak leadership and fear
In a readers letter Dan Radmacher thanks the Charleston Gazette for exposing how the legislature bends to the speaker and party leaders. The writer cites Delegate Overington and Senator Wooton as examples of courage and manipulation, urging voters to confront leaders at the ballot to improve government.
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West Virginia
Charleston
Bob Kiss
John Overington
Overington
Bill Wooton
Raleigh
Beckley
Judiciary Committee
Senator Wooton
Raleigh County
Dan Radmacher
Charleston Gazette
Moscow money trails haunt global banks in alleged mafia link
FBI probes link between Russian mafia and U S stock markets amid capital flight. Key figures include YBM Magnex and Benex cases tied to Bank of New York. Lucy Edwards and Peter Berlin face investigation for alleged money laundering. Natasha Gurkinfel Kagalovsky and Konstantin connected through Eastern Europe dealings. Reports cite billions laundered through BNY accounts and offshore fronts as authorities pursue charges.
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Ashington
FBI
U.S
Russia
Soviet Union
Bank of New York
BNY
YBM Magnex
Benex
Peter
Berlin
Lucy Edwards
Edwards
London
Manhattan
Natasha Gurkinfel Kagalovsky
New York
Europe
Konstantin
International Monetary Fund
Menetap
Yukos
Indiana University remembered through Wells and Knight era
Dan Thomasson reflects on Indiana Universitys past glory under Herman B Wells and the celebrated era of Branch McCracken. He laments the schools shift after the name change and questions the current engrained priorities, noting Nobel laureates, the Met, and a strong basketball tradition.
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Ashington
Wwtterman B Wells
Robert M. Knight University
Indiana
Alfred Kinsey
Herman B Wells
Wells
Metropolitan Opera
Met
B.F. Skinner
Ernie Pyle
Hoagy Carmichael
Indiana University
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