McCain and Bradley Admired Despite Presidential Bids
The piece lauds John McCain and Bill Bradley for their political contributions and resilience after failed presidential campaigns. It notes Bradley may return more easily to status, while McCain faces ongoing Senate work and strained relations with George W. Bush. The author urges admiration, not viewing them as losers, for risking much for the country.
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Today In History March 31 Highlights From 1492 to 1985
On March 31 events include the expulsion edict against Jews from Spain issued by Ferdinand and Isabella in 1492, Eiffel Tower completion marked in 1889, the 1933 Civilian Conservation Corps act, Oklahoma Broadway opening in 1943, Johnson not seeking re election in 1968, Quinlan disconnect allowed in 1976, and Selena Quintanilla Perez's 1995 death five years ago.
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Will Clintonism Ever End in New York Politics
George Will argues against Hillary Clinton’s presidential bid, labeling Clintonism as pervasive and criticizing her ethics, record, and suitability. He cites Noonan and Kolbert to question sincerity, public service, and policy depth, urging scrutiny of her candidacy amid political attacks.
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Privatization Is Answer for Social Security Abroad
Cal Thomas argues privatized retirement systems outperform state pensions in Sweden Mexico Poland and Britain, citing large equity gains and higher future payouts. He claims the US lags due to politics and taxes, urging privatization with safeguards and investor access to gains. He contrasts Australian and Latin American experiences and criticizes payroll taxes and Social Security limits.
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Public Forum letter on Baldwin alcohol case wording
Lou Gen Nuspl defends his daughter amid Baldwin alcohol abuse coverage by the Lawrence Journal World. He argues facts were misreported about arrests Breathalyzer tests and custody, urging accurate reporting and warning against slander. The letter reiterates Journal World letters guidelines for submissions.
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KU Eyes Saudi Education Exchange for Petrodollar Aid
Old Home Town notes Kansas University pursuing education program exchanges with Saudi Arabia for funding. Three KU sirens failed again during latest test. Construction bids for a new art museum near KU run about 3.7 million, pleasing administrators. early estimates were near 5 million aided by Kenneth and Helen Spencer Foundation gift. The Spencer gift is the largest KU has received, following earlier support that financed the 3 million Spencer Library. In 1960 the federal census was about to begin and would include college students in Lawrence and Douglas County counts. John Peppercorn, former KU football star, helped educate locals on census processes. A 1900 Lawrence World quote recalls newspaper advertisers. Courtesy Watkins Community Museum.
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