Sequel Debate Show With Dole Clinton Fails to Stimulate Viewers
An editorial notes CBS trimmed the 10 week Dole Clinton debate run after weak viewership and tame exchanges. It recalls earlier Kilpatrick Alexander clashes and questions if TV struggles to recreate memorable originals.
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Kilpatrick-Alexander
Senate
United States
Bob Dole
Bill Clinton
CBS
Rush Limbaugh
Clinton
Limbaugh
Dole
60 Minutes
James Kilpatrick
Shana Alexander
Cole
TV Heaven
United Nations
U.S
Iraq
Don Hewitt
CBS News
Andrew Heyward
Clinton-Dole
Alexander Kilpatrick
Journal-World Mission Statement Snapshot
The Journal-World proclaims accurate and fair news reporting without mixing opinion. It pledges to safeguard citizen rights, sympathize with the disadvantaged, expose dishonesty, and support community improvement projects under Dolph Simons Sr. and its AP association.
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Reed
CEOs justify action while backing tax cuts
Fred Hiatt critiques the Business Roundtable and Corporate Voices for Working Families for urging early childhood education while pushing for Bush tax cuts. He notes the lack of funding sources and warns that tax cuts threaten long term government capacity for Social Security, Medicare, and defense, even as states cut child care funding. The piece argues CEOs speak for social good yet seek smaller government and lower taxes.
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Business Roundtable
Roundtable
Children’s Defense Fund
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Bush
Treasury
Center On Budget and Policy Priorities
CDF
Public support letter for flag display at Heritage Baptist Church
A Lawrence reader expresses strong support for Heritage Baptist Church flying its flag at all hours. He recalls Army service and sacrifices of friends, and disputes critics as unappreciative of the nation and its symbols. The writer offers to donate to relocate those who oppose.
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Heritage Baptist Church
Kuwait
Iraq
Russia
France
Dan Cary
Lawrence
Public Forum Letters on Censorship and Smoking Bans
Readers defend Den nis Dailey s class for open minded study and tolerance while others criticize school censorship and defend student press rights. A transplant recipient advocates smoke free public spaces and cites Lawrence Kansas as a model, urging bans in more places and thanking non smoking venues.
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Dennis Dailey
Oskaloosa High School
Brad Reed
Reed
American Civil Liberties Union
Student Press Law Center
Kansas
David Day
Lawrence
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