Hillary Clinton's aides reveal adviser sessions in book
Neel Lattimore says Hillary Rodham Clinton consulted a spiritual adviser who guided imaginary talks with Eleanor Roosevelt, as described in Bob Woodward's The Choice. Tutu honored at service with Archbishop Carey praising Desmond Tutu's leadership and impact.
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Hillary Rodham Clinton
Eleanor Roosevelt
Bob Woodward
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Archbishop of
Canterbury George Carey
Desmond Tutu
Anglican Church
South Africa
Comicon draws 25000 to Chicago event for publishers and fans
Blair Kramer, writer for a comic based on the X Files, argued that adult readers seek more than sensationalism. The Chicago Comicon attracted about 25 000 publishers writers artists dealers readers and collectors before closing Sunday.
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Blair Kramer
Our Opinion on GOP Environment Fumbles and Gingrich
The column critiques the GOP stance on environmental policy, noting Newt Gingrich at an Alliance of America meeting and arguing the party lacks votes to amend the Endangered Species Act. It condemns freezing ESA listings, defends habitat protections, questions GOP ethics and science reliance, and urges better environmental engagement.
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Newt Gingrich
Washington
Alliance of America
Gingrich
GOP
Alliance
House
Congress
Gingrich and Company
Clinton
U.S. Supreme Court
America
Pennsylvania
First jet Air Force One moves to aviation history
The first jet Air Force One, a Boeing 707 that served Presidents Eisenhower Kennedy and Johnson, departed Andrews Air Force Base for Seattle's Museum of Flight. The 707’s 1958 1978 production span yielded 1010 planes with nearly 400 still flying today, marking a milestone in transoceanic jet history.
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Andrews Air Force Base
Washington
Museum of Flight
Seattle
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Johnson
Air Force One
United States
Boeing
Scripps Howard News Service
An American in Ethiopia Finds Pride in a Flag
Todd Roos, a former Westminster College instructor teaching English in Addis Ababa, reflects on patriotism, life abroad, and the pull of the United States during an Ethiopian civil war era, noting the stark contrast between life there and American conveniences and freedoms. He finds a personal revelation in a lone American flag at an Addis Legion post and reaffirms his American identity.
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Addis Ababa
Ethiopia
United States
Todd Roos
Westminster College
The
Presbyterian Church USA
Dole’s Missed Chance at Texas GOP Convention
The article argues that in advance of the 1996 election Dole lost a critical opening at the Texas GOP convention in San Antonio by not attending. It claims he could have confronted anti abortion activists and asserted national party leadership, but chose distance and avoided a confrontational crowd.
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Clinton White House
Dole
Texas
National Party
San Antonio
Texas Republican Party
Dole Faces Uncertain Path After San Antonio Setback
The piece portrays Bob Dole weakening as a decisive GOP leader after his San Antonio stance on abortion and the platform, warning that narrow single issue politics may shrink broad voter appeal. It suggests he must reassert leadership to unite the party and win the presidency.
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Bob Dole
Texas
Dole
San Antonio
San Diego
Scripps Howard News Service
State liquor system advantages and DUI claims
The editor outlines perceived benefits of a state liquor system, citing Pennsylvania statistics on traffic deaths, DUI rates, and alcohol related murders to argue for the system. It notes 30 percent fewer traffic deaths, a third lowest DUI rate, and 354 fewer alcohol related murders on average nationwide, then prompts readers to consider further points.
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Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Alcohol sales debate urged against private sale in Pa
Letters argue alcohol sales should remain state controlled citing costs of treatment and DUI rates. Proponents note Pennsylvania state stores are served by trained workers under Liquor Control Board oversight and generate substantial profits for the general fund.
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Surgeon General
Liquor Control Board
Liquor Enforce
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