The Good Guys Won in the Gulf War
Scripps Howard News Service reflects on Bush's swift Gulf War victory. It credits his resolve, praise from allies, and a moral case for toppling Saddam Hussein. It notes human costs, including 79 American deaths, and celebrates a perceived new world order and renewed national confidence.
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Ashington
George Bush
America
Bush
Saddam Hussein
U.S
Korea
Vietnam
Grenada
Panama
Les Aspin
D-Wis
House
United States
Gulf
Pacific
Adolf Hitler
Navy
Hussein
Too much junk, not enough house in Craze of Rooms
Retrospective on decorating obsessions shows five room farmhouse filled with mismatched styles Cape Cod French country Santa Fe. The writer recalls squinting to make furniture fit and dreams of spacious, sunlit layouts with a deck and arbor. She questions magazine fantasies while valuing simple, cheaper living.
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al Jolson
Jack
Biltmore
Manhattan
Boomers Face Harder Retirement Than Parents Say Authors
The Economic Future of American Families argues baby boomers born 1949 to 1958 may retire with about 143000 in net worth, less than their 1909 to 1918 grandparents, and face slower wage growth and higher housing costs than prior generations.
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Ashington
Frank Levy
Richard C. Michel
The
Urban Institute Press
Levy
University of Maryland
Michel
Urban Institute
Germany
Japan
Supreme Court ends permanent federal control of busing
The 5-3 ruling limits federal oversight of desegregation in Oklahoma City schools. Courts will assess good faith compliance and elimination of vestiges of discrimination. The decision aims to end forced busing as a permanent remedy, while preserving protection against intentional segregation and ensuring ongoing desegregation where needed.
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Ashington
U.S. Supreme Court
Oklahoma City
Supreme Court
United States
Brown v. Board of Education
10Th Circuit Court of Appeals
William H. Rehnquist
Thurgood Marshall
Marshall
Rehnquist
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