Tyson still faces comeback bid amid temper flare
The boxer Mike Tyson, barred from boxing for ear biting and with past legal troubles, argued at a New Jersey hearing for license reinstatement but lost composure, cursing and refusing a statement. A 45 day panel deadline tests his claim of good character and responsibility.
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Mike Tyson
Tyson
New Jersey
Notable 1960s Death, Tax, and Iconic WWII Moment
A quick survey of landmark years includes Marilyn Monroe's 1962 death ruled a probable self overdose at age 36 in Los Angeles, the 1861 first federal income tax, Farragut's famed 1864 torpedo order at Mobile Bay, the 1884 Statue of Liberty cornerstone, and the 1974 introduction of electric traffic lights in Cleveland.
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Marilyn Monroe
Los Angeles
Union
David G. Farragut
Mobile Bay
Ala
Bedloe's Island
New York Harbor
Cleveland
Ohio
Bipartisan push reshapes U S job training act reforms
Wisconsin and Ohio governors highlight the Workforce Investment Act as it consolidates 60 programs into three flexible block grants. The bill aims to close the national skills gap, align training with job openings, and spur growth while balancing business labor and three levels of government.
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Milwaukee
Paul Wellstone
Minnesota
Mike DeWine
Ohio
Mike
Senate
House
Washington
DeWine and Wellstone
Monica
National Governors’ Assn
Wisconsin
Tommy Thompson
George Voinovich
Nebraska
Ben Nelson
Vocational Education Lobby
Clinton
Arkansas
Robert Reich
Reich
Alexis Herman
Congress
DeWine
Main Street
Wellstone
Howard P
Buck) McKeon
Santa Clarita
Calif
Dale Kildee
Flint
Mich
McKeon
Kildee
Presumption of innocence in politics debate shifts
Mona Charen argues that the public misuses the presumption of innocence in political cases, noting the Starr investigation into President Clinton and Monica Lewinsky. She contrasts legal standards with political judgment, urging reliance on truthful testimony and accountable conduct by leaders.
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Firegate
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Clinton
Jim Lehrer
NewsHour
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Ronald Reagan
Justice Department
Secret Service
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Kenneth Starr
Mona Charen
Creators Syndicate
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Morality over merit wrecks capable office seekers
A Senate subcommittee blocks Daryl Jones for Air Force secretary amid a wave of posturing over morals. The piece argues hostile moral accusations have toppled qualified figures like Joycelyn Elders and William Weld, warning that moralism undermines merit and leaves the public with mediocre leaders.
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Daryl Jones
Air Force
America
Trump
Senate
Sen. Jones
Jones
Joycelyn Elders
Kelly Flinn
Massachusetts
William Weld
Luxembourg
James Hormel
Washington
Kenneth Starr
Bill Clinton
Monicagate
White House
Monica Lewinsky
Clinton
Lewinsky
Mexico
Construction Delay Pushes Mud Creek Project Start
Work on the Mud Creek flood protection project in North Lawrence faced a late order to study alternatives to channelization. The delay extends a long series of postponements for a urgently needed protection effort in the region.
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Mud Creek
North Lawrence
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