Ambivalence on death penalty fuels national debate
Philip Terzian notes rising media focus on capital punishment as a political issue. He cites Gary Graham’s scheduled execution in Texas, Tucker’s 1998 case, and varying state actions, arguing public interest grows with high profile cases. He observes American ambivalence, media influence, and the complex balance of justice, deterrence, and mercy.
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OPEC meeting hints at surprise oil output rise
Sources say OPEC chief Dr. Rilwanu Lukman signals a pleasant surprise from Vienna after talks on oil production. Analysts predict a substantial increase, with Nigeria backing higher output to ease prices, while Russia shows latent supply and nonmember reserves grow. Ameri cans may find oil prices moderated, ending concerns about a repeat of the 70s pricing blackmail.
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