Our Opinion on Nuclear Disarmament and U S Policy
The editorial critiques a UN disarmament declaration by the five nuclear powers as rhetorical with no timetable. It warns that lack of trust and rising regional tensions with India and Pakistan increase proliferation risks. It criticizes anti missile defenses as destabilizing and urges containment of mass destruction weapons rather than escalating an arms race.
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Cardinal John O'Connor obituary marks ebullient voice and steadfast stances
Cardinal John O'Connor, dead at 80, told The New York Times he sometimes wished to stay silent yet chose transparency. Critics labeled him dogmatic, but he was pro labor and against capital punishment, lively in spirit, and valued as an intelligent, caring voice. Scripps Howard News Service
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New York Times
Texas A&M President Responds to Bonfire Report Findings
Texas A&M President Ray Bowen comments on a review alleging students cut corners in construction and that officials failed to supervise, amid the bonfire collapse that killed 12 students last fall. The report’s conclusions echo concerns about safety oversight and student labor.
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Ray Bowen
Judge Interrogates Jurors Halting Edwards Racketeering Trial
US District Judge Frank Polo Zola paused the proceedings in the Edwin Edwards racketeering case to interview jurors. The court stated no decision had been reached on the matter before the court as deliberations were halted.
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Frank Polozola
Louisiana
Edwin Edwards
No sign of a slowdown fuels housing market growth
Bryan Jordan, economist at Banc One Investment Advisors in Columbus, Ohio, said the latest government data showing rising interest rates have done little to discourage buyers of new homes, underscoring ongoing robust economic growth.
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Banc One Investment Advisors
Columbus
Ohio
Internet and human spirit clash over a digital future
An essay by Aaron Cohen laments reliance on the Internet and computers to solve social ills. He cites a Los Angeles fundraiser with Clinton and Gore, warns against replacing human labor and creativity, and urges a balance between technology and the value of hands on work, compassion, and music.
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Lester Gardiner
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Budzowski
Million Mom March critique and marriage message proposed
A column argues against the Million Mom March on Washington on Mother's Day and advocates reframing the protest to support marriage and stable two parent families. It cites studies from Heritage Foundation and National Fatherhood Initiative about single-parent households and child safety, warning of rising delinquency and risk in communities with fewer intact families.
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Wade Horn
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Patrick Fagan
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Public must lead fight to halt landfill near park
The News argues that a proposed landfill adjacent to McConnell’s Mill State Park won’t vanish without public action. Sedan Industries has not yet applied for a permit. Citizens must oppose it, as studies and inaction by politicians often delay decisive steps.
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Community Letters Offer civic voices and student input
Readers are invited to send letters to the editor with name address and phone for verification. The piece cites Frank La Grotta and asks citizens to engage officials, attend meetings, and hold leaders accountable while praising Edison for a potential national holiday proposal from a third grader, Christian Heasley.
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