Whining press over war coverage warned by editor
Orlando Sentinel editor Peter A Brown decries journalist complaints about covering the war as self serving. He argues reporters should witness bravery and suffering without government reliance and urges responsible restraint to protect national security. He cautions Congress against leaks and calls for trust and common sense in national welfare.
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Orlando
Fla
Brown
Peter Brown
Washington Post
Kabul
U.S
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George Bush
Balancing rights against security in post 9 11 era
George Will analyzes the FBI under Mueller as it shifts from reactive crime fighting to proactive counterterrorism. He notes the SIOC expansion, the tension between Fourth Amendment privacy and surveillance needs, and calls for reform of budgets, aging technology, and interagency data sharing to bolster prevention and intelligence efforts.
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Oklahoma City
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Immigration and Naturalization Service
George Will
Washington Post Writers Group
Nobel prizes honor Naipaul and Annan for truth telling
Washington Post columnist Jim Hoagland notes the Nobel awards to V S Naipaul and Kofi Annan recognize their global sensitivity and honest critique of exploitation and misrule in the Third World. Naipaul faces religious intolerance depictions while Annan defies sovereign protections to defend human rights.
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Annan
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Britain
Pakistan
Nadi
Israel
United Nations
Middle East
Vidiadhar Surajprasad Naipaul
Vidia
Kofi
Panic at Conoco Station Sparks Sympathy for Ali Ezzeddine
A Lawrence reader recounts Sept 1 crowding at the Conoco station at 23rd and Haskell. Manager Ali Ezzeddine faced a panic as fuel supply concerns and ethnic targeting sparked tense mood. he briefly raised prices, then reversed the move within 15 minutes.
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Haskell
Ali Ezzeddine
Food Mart
Ali
James Grauerholz
Lawrence
Dole to Attend Kansas-Oklahoma Game in Lawrence
Special security arrangements were planned for Republican vice presidential candidate Bob Dole, Kansas senator, during his Lawrence appearance for the Kansas-Oklahoma football game, won by Oklahoma. In 1961 KU prepared for weekend homecoming with Iowa State as the foe, featuring a parade queen contest and carnival in an old fashioned college program.
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Bob Dole
Kansas
Lawrence
Oklahoma
Kansas University
Iowa State
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