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Muhammad Ali Remembered as Champion and Moral Leader
A tribute to Muhammad Ali highlighting his legacy as a three time heavyweight champion, courageous moral stance against the Vietnam War, faith, humanitarian work, and global influence. It notes his courageous public life, Parkinsons disease, and iconic moments such as carrying the 1996 Olympic torch, defining him as both a legendary boxer and a leader of his people.
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Cassius Marcellus Clay Jr
Louisville
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Trump presidency would wreck markets and hit middle class
The piece argues a Trump presidency would trigger widespread fear in investors and harm the middle class. It cites tax plan effects, including large cuts for the rich, plus deep spending cuts, higher debt, and reduced Medicare and science funding. It notes investor caution and quotes industry figures.
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The People Speak on Catholic Church Abuse in Pennsylvania
A reader letter questions why lawmakers target Catholic dioceses while alleging widespread abuse in public schools and other institutions. The writer cites Pittsburgh teachers and Brooklyn rabbis, urges state AG action, and names areas like Altoona Johnstown and Lawrence County as examples. Peter Panella, New Castle.
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Year of the Woman Revisited in Clinton Debate
A reflective critique of the Year of the Woman framing in politics. The author argues that symbolic gains in the 1970s persist in memory but promotions of real progress depend on concrete achievements, not gender alone. She notes older women push for Hillary Clinton while younger voters seek substance over symbols.
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