Clinton should stand by his choice Appoint Lee during recess
Washington columnist Sandy Grady argues that President Clinton should pursue a recess appointment for Bill Lan Lee to head the civil rights division, despite Republican opposition led by Orrin Hatch and Newt Gingrich. The piece frames Lee as a symbol of immigrant achievement and urges bold action to defend affirmative action, noting past recess appointments by Eisenhower and Reagan. John Lewis and Janet Reno are highlighted as supportive figures in a national battle over civil rights policy.
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Letter Suggested Snow Plow Haul to Clear Side Streets
Tam notes Lawrence struggles with snow removal but praises efforts. Bob Biszantz proposes attaching plows to trash trucks to create passable side streets, citing Cleveland, Ohio as a precedent. He signs with address at 801 Eldridge.
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Don’t Blame Victim to Editor Letter on Prayer Shooting
A reader condemns Mr Hoopes for blaming shooting victims in a school prayer incident. The letter argues the right to free speech coexists with protecting religious freedom and cites the constitutional ban on prohibiting religious practice. It appeals to foundational values of religious liberty and conscience.
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Right to prayer rights sparking public forum debate
In a public forum letter Tom Stallworth argues against blaming a violent act on students who prayed at school. He defends religious freedom and calls for school spaces where youths can meet to pray, stressing tolerance and respect amid emotional turmoil.
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