JFK Conspiracy Debate Returns After Stone Film
Stan Lichtenstein argues the JFK assassination remains unsettled as Warren Commission flaws, Garrison and Stone face scrutiny. Ford and Hoover aides are cited over leaks, with sealed files looming into the 21st century. Bethesda lawyer notes ongoing public controversy sparked by the JFK film.
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Saddam Hussein still a threat to world after Gulf War
GazettesEditorial weighs Iraq threat level as White House and CIA clash over Saddam Bush critics argue he remains dangerous. CIA director Gates says Saddam rebuilding arsenal with hundreds of Scud missiles and potential nuclear capability within years. U.N. debriefs reveal enrichment covert efforts.
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Welcome to the real world costs of college in Iowa
United Students of Iowa voices displeasure at rising education costs beyond tuition, citing numerous extras from freshman orientation to health care, computer use, placement services, and graduation paperwork. The piece argues the burden extends beyond tuition to upkeep across universities nationwide.
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Fishy French Fare in Japan Triggers Conspiracy Rumors
In a provocative riff, THEO LIPPMAN JR. notes footballing and political figures dining on French cuisine in Tokyo. The piece ties Mario Cuomo and Lee Iacocca to Jesuit education and hints at conspiratorial whispers about President Bush's illness, referencing Harding and JFK lore.
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Nice bias and the garbage of prejudice in America
Column argues that polite prejudice is as harmful as overt hate and cites figures like Lee Iacocca Pat Buchanan George Will and David Duke. It contrasts public bigotry with private bias and questions immigration multiculturalism and national identity while warning against subtle rationalizations of prejudice.
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