Should the President Know of Assassinations
A critic tensions a CIA push for flexible rules on assassination. The piece traces executive orders from 1963 to 1975 and argues attempts to codify every scenario undermine counterintelligence. It cites Kennedy, Diem, Mongoose, Ford, Carter, Reagan and Libya to illustrate blurred lines in U.S. actions.
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A Lesson for the Democrats in Tax Politics
The piece argues Democrats misread voter sentiment on tax cuts, noting capital gains debate under Bush showed Republicans and some Democrats supported tax relief. It warns Democrats must adapt to 1989 realities, comparing the era to 1919 rather than 1939, and cautions against hoping for New Deal style political magic.
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Condors need even more help
The Califor nia condor recovery program, a 14 year effort costing 24 million, has brought the species back from brink with 27 birds at start of this year and nine breeding pairs. Experts may release juveniles two years early while continuing captive programs.
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Endlessly debated death penalty needs faster appeals
Stephen Green argues capital punishment requires expedited appeals as only 116 executions have occurred since 1972 amid 2,200 death sentences. Powell Committee recommends streamlined review with guaranteed counsel, a single federal appeal, and broader judicial input before Congress, criticizing Chief Justice Rehnquist for premature submission.
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Svc Rockford transfer pact boosts credits for Sauk Valley grads
Sauk Valley College graduates may transfer to Rockford University with junior standing, preserving all completed courses. The unanimous SVC board approval, led by Dr Donald Foster, marks the first such agreement between the college and a private four year college.
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