Rally At Capitol Pitfalls of Listening To Hate
Our View argues a state capitol rally by National Socialist Movement should be ignored to deny them publicity while a parallel NAACP unity rally aims to celebrate equality. Police will maintain peace as both events unfold, but the editorial urges attention to the inclusive message over hate.
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Enron case spurs SEC enforcement push and new rally call
Stephen Cutler of the SEC says the Kopper guilty plea marks a vital first step to hold partners accountable and restore investor trust. John Boyd of NBFA warns the fight for fairness resembles a volcano ready to erupt as black farmers rally in Washington over a loan discrimination settlement. John D. Williams of the National Scrabble Association flags a cutthroat era at a San Diego tournament.
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History highlights mark August 22 through the years
Today in History notes key events on August 22 across centuries, including Theodore Roosevelt’s 1902 automobile ride in Hartford, the 1785 Battle of Bosworth Field death of Richard III, and Leonardo da Vinci’s Mona Lisa theft in 1911. Other milestones include John Fitch’s steamboat demo, the America Cup win, and Althea Gibson’s trailblazing year.
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Pool management decision sparks city process
A poll indicates residents want the pool fixed where it is. Debated options include who should manage it such as The city The Rec Commission An independent board. Public input via email is invited to decide the best suited entity.
Grain markets buoyed as August crops show drought damage
Alan Guebert notes USDA August 2002 crop estimates confirm widespread drought impact on corn soybeans and wheat. He predicts possible further carryover cuts and higher prices while livestock look weak due to expensive feed. Demand shifts and weather remain key, with futures set to rise if rain fails to bolster yields.
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Barron calls for white slap at reparations rally sparks debate
The New York City Council member Charles Barron sparked controversy with a quoted remark advocating slapping a white person over reparations. Activists Louis Farrakhan, John Conyers, and others spoke at a Washington rally amid ongoing debates over HR 40 and U.S. reparations policy.
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Controversy erupts after pledge ruling across major papers
The U S appeals court decision declaring the Pledge under God unconstitutional drew harsh editorials from Los Angeles Times Wall Street Journal New York Times Washington Post and Newsday while some critics urged restraint. Opponents warned of backlash and political realignment toward religion in public life. Jim Naureckas of FAIR comments on media reactions.
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