Editorials on journalism role in a potential Iraq war
The piece urges deploying print and broadcast reporters with U.S. units if war occurs. It argues onscene coverage can counter Saddam Hussein's media and offer credibility, citing past figures like Murrow and Arnett. It warns of challenges and aims for honest, informed reporting amid painful events.
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Court faces test on campaign finance limits
Washington Post columnist David Broder reviews Sen McCain Feingold and Rep Shays Meehan bills limiting soft money and issue ads. He notes likely Supreme Court review, debates over First Amendment rights, practical evasion by outside groups, and the shift to personal political discussion beyond TV ads.
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Why should blacks hinge happiness on white will
Leonard Pitts Jr. argues that affirmative action raises questions about dependence on white will. He recalls Shelby Steele’s provocative point and reflects on the Supreme Court's review of Michigan admissions. The piece stresses diversity as university mission and urges African Americans to build strength beyond policy dependence.
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Snow and accidents mark 1977 midwinter in Lawrence
A 3 inch snowfall by noon, with more on the way and subzero temps planning to follow. Cars struggled on slick inclines as minor crashes occurred. gas policy talks hint at local resistance to a January 1 natural gas ban. Roy C. Cox, 70, died in a two car crash on the Wakarusa River bridge. a Tulsa driver was injured but not seriously. Kansas and Colorado universities plan a summer poll on language studies. The United Fund drive trails the $68,000 goal by about $2,000 under chair Paul Gibbs.
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