Ridiculous Subway Injury Award Draws Editorial Fire
The New York City case hands a $9.3 million verdict against the Transit Authority after a drunken dishwasher lost his left arm on the Bronx subway. the author calls the decision patently absurd and urges an appellate overturn, faulting the plaintiff's responsibility for his own actions and criticizing the jury.
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New York Transit Authority
Transit Authority
Honda to Equip All US Sold Cars with Dual Air Bags
Honda president Nobuhiko Kawamoto announced that all Hondas sold in the United States after fall 1993 will include air bags on both the driver and front passenger sides. The move aligns with American rivals and aims to standardize air bags across U.S. autos, improving safety for buyers nationwide.
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Nobuhiko Kawamoto
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Teachers Strike in New Orleans Highlights Beyond Pay
The walkout is about benefits and working conditions as well as pay. Teachers like Mike Stone say when schools shut down students suffer, risking lost time and disillusionment. The piece argues for mandatory arbitration to keep schools open and protect students.
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Gramm Rudman budget crisis sparks FAA flight, vaccine, aid cuts
The piece argues Gramm Rudman will trigger night flight bans and widespread cuts as Congress and the White House clash. It critiques capital gains tax priority, laments effects on weather stations, vaccinations, student aid, crime funding, veterans, and calls for serious fiscal action.
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Both parties share blame for federal deficit
In a guest column the writer blames Democrats and Republicans for a multi decade deficit and argues for tax increases or spending cuts. He cites rising national debt from 1 trillion to 3 trillion, and critiques Social Security and tax policies affecting low versus high income earners. The piece urges voting rights usage.
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Harry Truman
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Why are we in Saudi Arabia according to Roger Pierce Outlooks
The letter argues the U S relies heavily on Middle East oil with Iraq and Saudi Arabia holding two thirds of world crude reserves. It notes U S production, imports, and the difficulty of replacing Middle East OPEC supplies within a decade. It warns against Russia expanding and stresses protecting Mideast oil sources. Roy B Ralston comments from Westchester Dr NE.
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United States
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Roy B. Ralston
Westchester Dr. NE
Harkin Ads and Tauke Claims Stir Iowa Voters
Voters debate political ads and integrity as Senator Harkin defends keeping promises on the pay raise while challenger Tauke faces questions about staff errors and ad claims. Letters from Negr o, Pieper, and Pohlmeyer reflect concerns about advertising honesty and Senate experience.
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Iowa
Tom Tauke
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Respect for Salvation Army Work Therapy Program
A letter defender argues the Salvation Army provides valued work therapy, food, shelter, and counseling that exceed minimum wage benefits. The writer contends government welfare cuts threaten the program and the dignity it offers men seeking productive roles.
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