Opinion on global warming treaty rhetoric and policy
A balanced take on the global warming treaty argues that critics exaggerate economic harm while supporters warn of ecological danger. It notes Clinton administration hesitation to seek Senate ratification, cites developing nations like China as missing in current agreements, and urges moderation and continued international cooperation without sacrificing modern living standards.
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Clinton
America
U.S
Earth
Congress
Senate
China
Worries about Deflation And Export Pressures
The piece notes wholesale prices fell 0.2 percent in November, with eight of the last 11 months down and a 2.8 percent decline for the year. Deflation could squeeze profits and threaten jobs, while Southeast Asian currency weakness may shift world market share as cheaper imports rise.
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Federal Reserve Board
Autumn Jackson Sentenced for Cosby Extortion Plot
Autumn Jackson 23 apologized through tears after Friday sentencing for attempting to extort Bill Cosby by threatening to reveal she is his out-of-wedlock daughter. She sought $40 million from Cosby via tabloid involvement.
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Cosby
Mr. Coe
Autumn Jackson
Bill Cosby
Carlos the Jackal Defends Charge in Paris Murder Trial
In a Paris court Carlos the Jackal, real name Ilich Ramirez Sanchez, defends himself claiming to be a professional revolutionary as he faces murder charges. The defendant asserts his identity and profession while proceedings unfold amid a high profile terrorism case.
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Carlos
Ilich Ramirez Sanchez
Carlos the Jackal
Paris
Hearing probes fuel as factor in TWA 800 crash
Jose Cremades of France testifies at a hearing where analysts agree that less volatile fuel could be considered for planes after the TWA 800 disaster. He cites a center fuel tank explosion and signs of wiring damage from fuel contact as smoking gun indicators.
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Jose Cremades
France
TWA
Revealing Kennedy as a flawed and predatory leader
A critical reflection argues John F. Kennedy deceived millions with a Camelot image. It accuses him of sexual predation and manipulation, condemns the media and public for blind adoration, and questions how Nixon and Johnson were treated in wake of his legacy.
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John F. Kennedy
Seymour Hersh
Camelot
ABC
Kennedy
Hersh
Richard Nixon
Lyndon Johnson
Coping With Holidays A Humble Christmas Season Guide
A 1975 service piece offers practical Christmas wisdom to keep sanity and good spirits. Advice covers setting limits on drinking, avoiding late season debates, and defusing family tensions with light humor about a non drinking relative who eats thick eggnog with a spoon.
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Mr. Bumbleton
Fescue
Bumbleton
Scripps Howard
Not Suitable For All Sexually Abusive Content Letter Debate
A reader challenges Goldie Hockenberry's letter on sexual abuse and male dominance. The piece argues consent as defense, calls for less judgment, and questions gender bias in describing abuse and rape men and women may commit.
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the News
Goldie Hockenberry
Land of the Free For
Hockenberry
Letters to the Editor Spur Debate on Gender Bias and War Veteran Call
The New Castle News invites readers to submit letters up to 350 words with name address and phone for verification. A letter by Gerald Hockenberry criticizes feminists and sexual abuse wording while a reader seeks help locating Eugene R. Heckathorne, a World War II veteran, last known at RD 4 New Castle.
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New Castle News
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New Castle
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Eugene R. Heckathorne
Belgium
Germany
Cavein Way
Louisville
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