Clinton economic summit seen as cosmetic public relations
Editorial argues the Little Rock meeting may be more a staged showcase than a real path to economic reform. It suggests Clinton will use the gathering to bolster his campaign narrative, water down promises, and seek political advantage while buyers demand instant results.
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Warm Hearts drive tops goal as funds near 35 thousand
The Warm Hearts fund drive surpassed its 25 thousand dollar goal and neared 30 thousand with hopes it may reach 35 thousand. Started by State Rep Jessie Branson and Rev Al Bramble, the drive ended four days early.
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Washington Boot Camp For New Pros In A Rooms Of Power
Katharine Graham hosts a Georgetown dinner for Clinton and Gores circle, teaching fresh reporters how to work a room. Bill Clinton and Hillary mingle with Washington power brokers, while the author notes the value of networking and the tension of staying independent. The piece observes how young pros navigate the room and absorb lessons from seasoned figures.
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Fairy Tale Wedding and Storybook Marriage in Modern Media
The piece critiques media obsession with fairy tale unions and storybook marriages. It argues such phrasing distorts reality, equating royal and celebrity marriages with metaphoric fantasies, while noting the era’s bland romance and sensational framing. It cites Anna Karenina as a contrast to hollow headlines.
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End the Cold War at home open secret files urge
A veteran journalist argues that U S government secrecy abusing citizens needs reform after the Cold War. He calls Clinton to appoint a commission including historians to draft laws ending blanket surveillance and opening files to the public. He urges sealing Cold War era files for historical clarity.
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