Weisberg Defends Simpson Case Against LA District Attorney
Harold Weisberg argues that Roy Meachum misuses Floyd Collins to attack Los Angeles DA Gil Garcetti and undermine due process in the Simpson case. He contends media bias corrupted juries, leaked evidence misleads the public, and threats to justice demand safeguarding the innocent until proven guilty.
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L.A
S D.A
Roy Meachum
Meachum
Floyd Collins
Kentucky
Simpson
Los Angeles
Simpsons
Haiti policy ties to Washington lobbyists and money
Eric J. Boysen argues that U S Haiti policy is an amateur, money driven effort tied to Hogan Hartson partners and White House access. He flags Michael Barnes and Samuel Berger as key figures, questions funding, endorsements, and the true motive behind promoting Aristide and the so called restoration of democracy. He notes the Clinton era sanctions and potential commercial interests behind intervention. He ends by asking who truly pays and who benefits from Haiti policy.
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Maryland
Haiti
Aristide
Michael Barnes
House
Reagan
Barnes
Managua
Port-au-Prince
Clinton
Congress
Hogan & Hartson
National Security Council
Samuel Berger
Hogan
Berger
Arent, Fox & Kintner
Mr. Berger
White House
Duvalier
Congressional Black Caucus
Baby Doc
Democratic Party
Ron Brown
United States
Oval Office
Vietnam
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
David S. Tatel
Washington
World of
Eric J. Boysen
Frederick
Three strikes and like baseball. Ferguson on crime
Timothy R. Ferguson, a Republican candidate for Maryland State Senate District 4, argues crime policy must focus on violent offenders with mandatory long terms and the death penalty for murder. He criticizes liberal leadership, supports one strike or death penalty, cites Washington and South Carolina reforms, and urges reform of nonviolent sentencing to reduce prison overcrowding.
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Clinton
National Democrats
Law and Order
Waco
Texas
Chicago
Ill
Senate
Frederick
Carroll Counties
Commumc
Washington State
Washington
South Carolina
Parosie
Timanty R. Ferguson
Mount Airy
Maryland
State Senate
Sperlings critique modern school innovations in education
Frances Sperling and Leo Sperling of Frederick condemn modern innovations such as multi culturalism and open classrooms. They argue these programs threaten American cultural values and basic skills, citing controversial practices and urging focus on core subjects and parental involvement.
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Michael Milliner
Bosnia
Serbia
Rwanda
Somalia
North Korea
Iran
India
Saudi Arabia
Canada
High Seas
Frederick
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Harold Weisberg
Collins
Sisie Tonya
Harding
Timothy R. Ferguson
Criminal Justice
FBI
Frances Sperling and
Leo Sperling
Frances Sperling
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