Colangelo’s PR Coup Bites Back for Suns in Playoffs
Phoenix fans faced a shaken image as Colangelo pivoted from pay per view and baseball talks to mount a PR surge. He orchestrated a seat-buying push in Houston to fill arenas, sparking Valleywide interest and easing pay per view backlash while hinting at future success.
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Bipartisan senators push cautious health reform approach
Democratic senators Kennedy Kerrey and Boren break from Clinton plan, endorsing a Republican bill by Chafee as best available option. They argue for less government intrusion and more consumer flexibility while acknowledging high costs and the need for broad support to pass a bipartisan reform.
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Puritan Pulse in a Sex News Column
Russell Baker reflects on his weekend sex news column and its wasted hours. He laments prurient focus, compares modern harassment disclosures to historic figures, and critiques media zeal while defending American Puritan restraint.
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St CR Cota
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Anita Ars Sooty
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Gary Hart
Nathan Hale
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Jones
Bill Clinton
Death with dignity debate frames aging and care
An editorial discusses the nation’s need to address death with dignity as aging Americans, including families caring for elderly relatives, and the legal and moral tensions highlighted by a Michigan assisted death case. It notes scholars’ reactions and calls for clear policy as population ages.
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