Baker's Tough Talk to Israel Leaves White House Number Open
The Gazette notes Secretary of State James Baker delivered unusually sharp remarks to Israel during House testimony. He warned that serious peace efforts require direct communication, urging Israeli leaders to call the United States if they seek help. The editorial urges more blunt U.S. diplomacy with other nations as well.
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Animal rights critics clash over research and violence
Dr. Louis Sullivan denounces extreme animal rights tactics as terrorists while defending animal research as vital to disease cures. He notes millions saved and urges balance against activist violence and million-dollar damages amid protests at research centers.
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National Drug Intelligence Center eyed to track traffickers
The Bush administration pushes a 50 million National Drug Intelligence Center in Washington DC to computerize drug enforcement. The plan cites sharing barriers among DEA CIA and Treasury systems as a reason, while critics urge agency cooperation to improve the drug war on the Southwest border.
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A Teacher Learns From T J A Quiet Student
In Baltimore County Maryland at Hereford High School a veteran educator recounts meeting T J a shy troubled senior whose triumphs shift her view of teaching He uncovers family hardship truancy and abuse and through a self esteem exercise and a simple collage finds a path to connection and graduation The moment T J winks at the speaker seals the lesson year end applause
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Public response to flag burning sparks mixed political rants
Letters recount disgust at flag desecration and political theater over the issue. War veterans, activists, and citizens demand accountability, criticize lawmakers, and debate First Amendment limits amid election year tensions.
Alternatives to harsh OWI sentences in modern justice
The piece argues drunken driving crimes should be punished yet questions imprisoning families. It proposes alternatives like community service, family support programs, home confinement with monitoring, and treatment centers to reduce prison overcrowding and target the violator rather than innocent relatives.
Graphic designer denies link to robbery arrest
Star Graphics Ltd. owner Santiago Sanchez clarifies no relation to a separate Santiago Sanchez arrested June 12 on robbery and assault charges. He states this to reassure clients and avoid confusion caused by Tuesday Gazette report.
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