Yeltsin Sees Clinton Success as Moral Foe in Memoir
The Berlin edition reports Yeltsin contrasts Russia and the United States, claiming Clinton’s wealth, popularity, and luck with women outshine him. Yeltsin alleges a GOP plot behind Monica Lewinsky’s stance, asserting Kremlin moral superiority and denying personal impropriety.
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No. 2s Shine in Danville Debate on Leadership
In a Danville Kentucky debate both Joseph Lieberman and Richard Cheney showcased readiness for national leadership. Each candidate's public service record in the US Senate and executive branches was cited as proof they could pilot the country if needed, contrasting with past attack-driven confrontations.
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Supreme Court upholds higher self defense standard for officers
The state Supreme Court backed allowing correctional officers to use force without fear of prosecution when following lawful orders. It ruled inmates must show actual danger to claim self defense, not just a perceived threat, in a decision written by Justice Phil Talmadge. The ruling aims to protect officers in dangerous jail environments while balancing inmate rights.
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On This Day Highlights from October Thirteen Past and Present
Today marks Friday October 13 2000 the day of year 287 with 79 days remaining. Notable events include Claudius I death in AD 54 the White House cornerstone laid in 1792 and the founding of Bnai Brith in 1843. Other anniversaries cover Italy declaring war on Germany in 1943 Aachen and Piraeus advances in 1944 Nixon Kennedy debate in 1960 and Ed Sullivan death in 1974. Thought for Today quotes Franz Kafka on deliberate leaps abroad.
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Youth Voices: Stand Up and Shape Election Debates
Andrew Bach urges young readers to engage in politics, vote or mobilize others, highlighting how youth issues are ignored by candidates who court seniors and middle class. He contrasts youth idealism with political neglect and cites Serbia as a mobilization example.
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Campaign Obsolescence In A World Of Shifting Times
A political column argues the 2000 campaign’s trivia may fade as crises strike. It notes Milosevic’s fall, Middle East tensions, and the need to elect a president for troubled times. It contrasts Gore and Bush with a call to take politics seriously amid volatility.
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