Civics lessons fade as Jeffords leaves GOP for independence
A reflection on civics in schools and the Jeffords party switch highlighting how fundraising, media scrutiny, and political deals shape democracy. The piece argues that ideals fade, politicians trade principles for power, and the public is treated as spectator rather than participant.
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Panel OKs report citing voting violations in Florida
The Civil Rights Commission adopted a six to two report finding black voters’ ballots disproportionately discarded in Florida’s presidential elections. It cites faulty machinery access issues and purging flaws, urging reforms and a meeting with the attorney general. The panel plans specific recommendations for Congress after its next session.
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Bush daughters enter pleas in Texas alcohol case
President Bushs daughters Barbara and Jenna faced alcohol related charges in Austin. Barbara 19 pled no contest to underage possession and received probation eight hours community service an alcohol awareness class and $100 in fees with deferred disposition through September 7. Jenna pleaded innocent to attempting to buy a margarita with anothers ID and had a July 31 hearing set.
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Jeb Bush Announces Run for Re election in Florida
Gov. Jeb Bush said he will seek a second term in 2002 in Florida setting up a high profile race. Democrats consider challenging him with Janet Reno Pete Peterson and Bill McBride among potential candidates. Polls show Bush leading Reno in discussions of a Reno bid.
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Gazette backs future with soybean ink and recycled print
The Gazette promotes sustainable practices by printing with soybean ink on recycled newsprint. It invites readers to recycle newspapers at City Carton on Sixth Street SW or at nearby recycling locations.
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