Is anger a right in a nation of political anger
The piece argues anger serves as a potent political weapon in debates over welfare and federal spending. It cites Midge Decter and critics of ads promoting housing support, noting liberal backlash and accusations of racism while praising conservative figures like Sam Pierce. The text warns anger could foster lasting hostility and threaten national civility.
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Decter
Wall Street Journal
Tberal
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Samuel K Preree
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Merce
Reagan
Bush
Paur
Fane Wousing
New York
New York Times
Pierce
Reagan Pierce
Ronald Lhe
Sam Pierce
Sam Perce
NAACP
Kenry Gonzales
DTX
Stepin Fetchit
Rep Gonzales
Civil Rights Act of 1984 threat to freedom exposed
Doug Bandow argues that civil rights laws have expanded federal power beyond education. He critiques Grove City College ruling and Kennedy's Civil Rights Act of 1984, claiming broad federal reach could regulate private entities and local governments. The column warns the bill would redistribute wealth and threaten basic civil liberties.
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Department of Education
Grove City College
Supreme Court
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Edward Kennedy
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Harvard Law
Charles Fried
Pacemaker lead flaw tied to 14 potential deaths
FDA warns Medtronic about 6972 model wiring defect that could cause insulation damage and heart pacing failure. Estimates show up to 14 deaths possible among 18,000 wearers with 20 percent lead failure and 2 percent inpatient dependency, prompting a health hazard letter and records check.
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Washington
United States
Food and Drug Administration
Oy Medtrome Inc of
Minneapolis
FDA
John Dingell
John Willforth
Medtronic
Dale Olseth
Pacer
Tony Capaccio
Francis Millen
Drug Enforcement Administration
Doorways to the Hill tour boosts Frederick charm and growth
Readers praise the May 20 House tour Doorways to the Hill in Frederick as a boost to the area. They credit Hetty Rollins and the Mental Health Association for the idea, cite new facades and restored homes, and note residents’ welcoming hospitality amid signs of renewed historic district vitality.
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Theer
Betty Rallins
Mental Health Association
Jim Pearl
Mrs Stole
Betty Storm
Lucille Clark
Charles Covell
Delma Shankle
Sandy Tene
Tinda Covell
Anna Mae Covell
Rebecca Gardiner
Fran Williams
Dr Roth Boltman
Pat Slaughter
Charlotte Glick
July 6 1934 rodeo planned by Elk's Lodge Frederick
The Elk's Lodge in Frederick plans a charity rodeo with a national rodeo group arriving near month end to supply about 100 professional cowboys. Local girls will also judge personality and beauty as part of contests.
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Task Force On
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DEA
Wade
Iran
OPEC
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Bridlepath Circle
West 7Th Street
Dansengera
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Trail Avenue
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PSI PO
News-Post
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Pione
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Firemans Field
Rames
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Evelyn R White
Braddock Heights Park
Charles Stup
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James Detauter
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Treeland Nurseries
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Stoffer Sannerensurance Agency Inc
Frederick Life Underwriers Association
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