Martha Stewart trims sentence strategy to suit her brand
Editorial notes Martha Stewart seeks early prison start to minimize business disruption. Judge orders five months with possible camp in Danbury or Coleman, while Stewart advances a TV deal and market gains for Martha Stewart Living. Observer praises her decisiveness and media-savvy approach to adversity.
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Stewart
Danbury
Conn
Coleman
Fla
Martha
Justice System
Miss Jean Bower Sock Becomes Mrs Black Welder
From the 1904 Lawrence Daily World, notes on Miss Jean Bower sock a violin instructor formerly linked to J D Bower, her father a congressional representative. It mentions Mahara's Minstrel new idea a big lady chorus, university athletic board elections upcoming, and a civic plea for trimming Lawrence trees.
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Lawrence Daily World
Jean Bowersock
University Athletic Board
Lawrence
Electoral College debate tests Colorado ballot choices
In the midst of a bitter election the piece questions if the Electoral College should remain. It notes Colorado may adopt proportional votes, which could render the state less pivotal, and discusses historical quirks, campaign strategies, and partisan divides shaping the nation’s presidential selection. David Shribman weighs the enduring system versus reform.
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Pittsburg
N.H
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Supreme Court
Florida
George W. Bush
Nebraska
Maine
John F. Kerry
Texas
Kerry
Des Moines
Iowa
Dallas
Bush
Cincinnati
Ohio
New York
Commerce
Donald L. Evans
West Virginia
Iran
Syria
California
David Shribman
Universal Press Syndicate
Wartime judgments and the lessons of Lincoln and Roosevelt
Max Boot argues Kerry is right to accuse Bush of colossal failures of judgment in Iraq while comparing wartime leadership. He notes Lincoln and Roosevelt faced major losses and missteps yet prevailed, suggesting Bush can still turn the course despite daily soldier casualties and political shifts.
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Fallujah
U.S
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Harry Truman
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Korea
Vietnam
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Franklin Roosevelt
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Bull Run
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Michael Moore
Harper’s Magazine
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Kasserine Pass
Tunisia
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