Freedom and corruption risky questions on voluntary exchange
Walter Williams argues that banning voluntary activities to prevent corruption is dangerous. He uses oranges in Virginia, whiskey, gambling, and prostitution to question state controls and the true test of freedom. He warns laws often fail to curb vice while fueling bribery and disrespect for law. Dr. Walter Williams, economist at George Mason University, exports Heritage Foundation affiliation.
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Strawberry Fields Forever in The Boatlea
Geoffrey Sunken writes that John Leane s Strandberry Fields Forever was lean a riddle than a mystery. The piece notes the strawberry itself is not mysterious and describes it as beautiful and luscious. A close-up photo credit appears to Motnain Orchard Thermont by C Kart.
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Strawberry Fields Forever and Strawberry Recipes
In retrospect by Dottie Lambdin reflects on John Lennon and the Beatles song Strawberry Fields Forever, its meaning, and the season of strawberries. The piece lists strawberry varieties and offers recipes Strawberries in Wine, Strawberries Romanoff and Fresh Strawberry Pie, ending with a note about DOTITE LAMBDIN a News-Post employee who writes creatively and contributes to the editorial side.
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Do Not Cancel Passenger Railroading Says Advocates
Policy writers argue against broad cancellations of long distance trains. They urge Congress to balance subsidies, noting rail serves rural and western communities and that energy costs favor rail. They cite high labor costs, limited American manufacturers, and labor protector payments as barriers to private passenger rail expansion.
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Memories by George M Worden recounts RFK shooting
The memoir recalls the 1968 Los Angeles assassination of Robert F. Kennedy and the author George M Worden’s role as Hubert Humphrey’s advance man. It details the chaotic night of June 4 1968, the frantic preparations, and the immediate shutdown of Humphrey’s campaign trip, ending with Worden’s return to Washington and his current role.
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Poland's Lech Walesa weighs stepping down as leader
A readable fragment notes Lech Walesa signaling a desire to step down as head of Poland's Solidarity union as critics warn against retrograde moves. Roy Cohn, once McCarthy aide, rails at lawyer practices while Maksim Shostakovich reflects on defecting from the Soviet Union.
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