Gorbachev facing fate akin to Chinese reformers
A stark critique canvasses Gorbachev as a doomed reformer facing a widening chasm between Marxism and progress. The piece likens his fate to Deng Xiaoping and Mao era upheavals, warning that reform could trigger Tiananmen Square’s crackdown and the wider demise of the Soviet empire. It urges the United States to pursue transitions away from Communists toward anti-Communists, negotiating only security-enhancing accords.
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Bush unveils costly anti crime plan on Capitol steps
In a rain soaked ceremony President Bush announced a 1.18 billion anti crime package including 50.3 million for FBI agents 108 million for prosecutors and 1 billion for prison beds plus death penalties for killers using automatic weapons. Congress must fund it by trimming other domestic programs. Critics say the administration has not shown how to pay.
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Voice of the People on abortion and adoption debate
A reader argues abortion on demand equates to taking a life and calls for Roe v Wade reversal. Adoption is proposed as an alternative. the letter notes personal ads for infant adoption and questions pro abortion motives.
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Oil wells as conversation pieces and Wright's blind trust
A columnist recalls rusting oil pumps and jokes about a Texas idle well. It compares a personal failed gag to House Speaker Jim Wright selling his share for 340000, noting Wright’s apparent money gain, possible blind trust greed, and future political missteps.
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Meat inspection reform struggles face U.S. pork and beef
A NAS panel urged risk based meat and poultry inspection but reforms stalled. USDA withdrew its proposed Improved Processing Inspection amid sharp criticism. Streamlined Inspection faces opposition from consumer groups inspectors and industry. Supporters cite efficiency and risk focus while opponents fear reduced consumer protections and job loss.
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