Man of principle or two principal men in Senate clash
Deborah Mathis argues that Bill Frist voted for Henry Foster’s confirmation as surgeon general despite concerns over his past. Frist urged bipartisanship, while Dole and Gramm threaten or vow filibuster. The piece questions ethics, courage, and political motives in Washington.
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Bill Frist
Tennessee
Frist
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Foster
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Indiana
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Clinton
R-Tenn
Senate
Bob Dole
Washington
Phil Gramm
Texas
Dole
Gramm
United States
Dallas Townsend dies. longtime CBS News correspondent
Dallas Townsend, a 44 year CBS veteran who covered every presidential convention from 1948 to 1980, died after a fall at his daughter’s home in Montclair New Jersey. He retired in 1985 after a career writing and anchoring World News Roundup and The World Tonight.
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Dallas Townsend
CBS News
Townsend
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N.J
Florida
CBS
CBS Radio
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Paris
Gazette Promotes Prairie Agriculture With Soybean Ink
The Gazette highlights its commitment to agriculture by using soybean ink. It promotes recycling by printing on recycled newsprint and inviting readers to drop newspapers at City Carton on Sixth St SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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City Carton
Sixth St
New chain letters target parents with kids in play groups
The Chicago Tribune reports on toddler chain letters promising free books and falsely claiming USPS endorsement. Officials say the practice is illegal and warn against participation, noting warnings issued by the Postal Service and the rise of marketing to affluent, time-strapped parents.
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Chicago Tribune
Chicago
U.S. Postal Service
U.S
Julie Dillon
Ravenswood
Rose
Massachusetts
Minneapolis
Laura Hart
Highland Park
Hart
John Roberts
Post Office
Postal Service
John Ventresco
Consumer Protection Division
Washington
Western Publishing Co
Racine
Wis
Kim McLynn
McLynn
Lou Eberhardt
Great Lakes
Eberhardt
Oak Park
Roberts
Tim Prosch
American Marketing Association
Dillon
Prosch
Starbucks faces customer dispute over defective espresso makers
San Francisco business owner Jeremy Dorosin climateing a $10,000 newspaper ad campaign demanding an apology from Starbucks for defective espresso machines. He vows a Wall Street Journal two page ad if unsatisfied, while Starbucks offers refunds replacements and apologies. The saga began with a Berkeley purchase and rusting parts, with ads prompting calls and claims of shabby service.
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Starbucks
Dorosin
Wall Street Journal
Cheri Libby
Berkeley
Starbucks Coffee
Seattle
Libby
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