Capital punishment debate echoes in airliner terrorism discussion
The text argues that outlawing the death penalty invites greater risk from terrorists who target airliners. It asserts treason and bombings justify the supreme penalty and contends California’s abolition endangers public safety by equating terrorists with other felons.
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Unemployed economists warn on unemployment studies
Washington Report columnist Edwin L Dale Jr argues that unemployment research yields contradictory results and that inflation worsens the tradeoff with unemployment. He notes teens and Spanish speakers face distinct job challenges and mocks overreliance on studies. A separate AP item reports 300 improvised weapons found in 1,900 Rikers Island cells during a first massive search by correction staff.
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Primary races roll on with Massachusetts and Pennsylvania
The piece notes ongoing presidential primaries in Massachusetts and Pennsylvania with candidates claiming momentum while criticizing rivals. It states the author has not participated in primaries and asserts strong campaign progress. It mentions support from several organizations and at least one newspaper endorsing Boxcar Benny of the Honorable Officers Benevolent Organization.
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The Great Garage Sale and Politics in One Memoir
A personal essay blends spring cleaning and family garage sales with memories of friends and grandmothers. The author contemplates emotional keepsakes, photos, letters, and the inevitability of letting go while poking fun at political endorsements and campaigning theatrics. The piece ends with humorous guidance on shaking hands.
Letter to the Editor on National Library Week
Ellen Bauman thanks Gladewater Mirror for year round coverage of library work during National Library Week. She credits the Gladewater Public Library staff and board with promoting awareness and good service benefiting the city and its citizens.
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Pandas’ Homeland Stretches Across Tibetan Forests and China
The text places giant pandas in the cold damp bamboo forests of eastern Tibet and southwest China’s Sichuan Province. It notes their habitat spans these regions and highlights the species' association with China’s bamboo ecosystems and highland environments.
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