Acenese Merican newspaper masthead listing staff
A fragmented OCR style entry lists roles and names from the Acenese Merican publication. It includes the slogan Let peace begin with me, the Pulitzer Prize of 1988, and staff positions with names such as Ray M. Stafford, M Olaf Frandsen, Ken Brodnax, Mike Powell, Lori Ellington, Larry Reynolds, Howard Houston, Johnny Russell, Michael Showell, and others. The block resembles a publisher, editor, page director, business manager, advertising director, classified ads manager, pre press, press room, and circulation staff.
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Ray M. Stafford
M. Olaf Frandsen
Ken Brodnax
Mike Powell
Lori Ellington
Larry Reynolds
Howard Houston
Johnny Russell
Michael Showell
Our Opinion Destructive Welfare hurts family structure
Our opinion argues welfare creates a work and marriage disincentive, urging radical reform and an overall benefit cut. It cites rising out of wedlock rates among blacks and whites since the 1960s, the welfare trap, and the need for voluntary charity over impersonal payments. The piece denounces three decades of rising welfare spending as destructive to low income families.
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America
Bush
Wisconsin
New Jersey
Bill Clinton
Love on the campaign trail sparks sharp clashes
Washington columnist Sandy Grady frames the James Carville Mary Matalin romance as a high stakes political feud. She chronicles their past roles in the Clinton and Bush campaigns a spat of sharp lines and a war of words that mirrors national politics.
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Washington
James Carville
Mary Matalin
Ali
Frazier
Maggie
Jiggs
Crockery
Carville
Matalin
George Bush
Bill Clinton
James
Mary
Harris Wofford
Pennsylvania
Republican National Committee
Clinton
Hell
Spencer Tracy
Kate Hepburn
Bruce Willis
Cybill Shepherd
New York Times
Bush
Vogue Magazine
Grady
Philadelphia Daily News
When campaigns go bad bumper stickers and starched opinions
Lewis Grizzard riffs on how to dispose of Ross Perot memorabilia after his campaign collapse. He jokes about removing bumper stickers with nail polish remover, repurposing T shirts and banners, and even eating a campaign hat, while noting Perot's rise and abrupt exit from politics.
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Pat Buchanan
Tom Kane
Perot
Ross Perot
Dudley Stamps
H. Ross Perot
George Bush
Bill Clinton
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Texas
Sandy Grady
White House
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Slick Willie
Tipper Gore
Wrestling USA
Lee Atwater
Lewis Grizzard
Tom
Grizzard
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