Hi Yo or Hi Ho Lone Ranger Shout Sparks Debates
A tongue in cheek column questions whether the Lone Ranger yelled Hi Yo Silver or Hi Ho Silver. It riffs on reader letters, TV lore, and pop culture trivia from Brace Beemer to Kato Kaelin, ending with a call for a federal look at the issue.
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Lone Ranger
Silver
William Safire
Stephen King
Mr. Barry
Heil
Federal Commission
Earl Warren
Ethical concerns drive corporate change in animal welfare
Alison Green argues that consumer demand shapes corporate behavior on animals and the environment. Companies like Gap, Sears, United Airlines, Delta, Colgate-Palmolive, Revlon, Gillette, and McDonald’s have adopted humane practices after PETA campaigns and investor screening rises. The piece praises this shift as a new era of corporate responsibility driven by consumer power.
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Alison Green
Microsoft
World Bank
People For the Ethical Treatment of
PETA
Gap
India
Banana Republic
Old Navy
Ringling Bros
Barnum & Bailey Circus
Sears, Roebuck & Co
United Airlines
Delta
Colgate-Palmolive
Food and Drug Administration
Revlon
Gillette
McDonald's
Temple Grandin
Wall Street
Texas executions and claims of innocence in high profile cases
An editorial barrage argues Texas Death Row cases expose flawed justice. It cites Henry Lee Lucas, Ricky McGinn, and Anthony Graves, detailing DNA scrutiny, recanted confessions, and delays. The piece notes a 30 day stay for DNA tests, and questions access to courts while condemning Carter and Graves’ exoneration attempts amid federal reviews.
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Texas
Henry Lee Lucas
Lucas
Bush
Texas Criminal Justice System
Ooops
Court of Criminal Appeals
Ricky McGinn
McGinn
Robert Carter
Somerville
Carter
Anthony Graves
Graves
Theresa
Roy Greenwood
Greenwood
Court of Appeals
Galveston
Debate mirrors past as missile defense sparks Senate clash
The piece traces a 1969 battle over a Safeguard defense system and compares it to a renewed push under George W. Bush, with critics fearing destabilization, questions about feasibility, and a vote narrowly decided by a vice president. The analysis links Nixon era politics to the 2000 election context.
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Senate
United States
Nixon
Soviet Union
Russia
North Korea
Iraq
Iran
China
George W. Bush
Bush
U.S
Henry Kissinger
Richard Nixon
Johnson
Clinton
al Gore
Safeguard
Ronald
Reagan
Strategic Defense Initiative
Mikhail Gorbachev
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