Fight Crime: Invest in Kids urged to curb future crime
The Fort Worth Star Telegram urges support for Fight Crime: Invest in Kids, a nonprofit policy group backing early childhood programs to reduce later crime. Police chiefs favor early intervention, citing lower costs in crime and welfare. The editorial quotes 1947 Star-Telegram support and cites Elliot Richardson on proactive crime prevention.
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Fight Crime
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Elliot Richardson
Kealing Junior High teens discuss pregnancy and pressure
In Austin Kealing Junior High last week students described teen pregnancy and the social costs. A young mother shared her struggles with school life and missing activities, while peers discussed talking to each other to resist pressure and demand protection to avoid early pregnancy.
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Austin
Kealing Junior High
Bush faces backlash over Texas lobbying stir
Gov George Bush has navigated early scrutiny well but must confront a growing influence peddling scandal. Three top aides exit for lobbying posts and Diane Allbaugh, wife of aide Joe Allbaugh, secures a lucrative Texas utilities lobby job. Proposes Bullock style limits to curb revolving door access.
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George Bush
Bush
Diane Allbaugh
Joe Allbaugh
Texas
Bob Bullock
Clinton’s Welfare Reform Steals Spotlight From GOP
A syndicated column argues Clinton outmaneuvers Republicans by adopting their positions on welfare reform and other issues. It contends the two parties differ little, as Clinton uses symbolism and perceived alignment to win broad support while Dole appears principled but incoherent.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Bob Dole
Kansas
Arkansas
Ronald Reagan
Reagan
Libertarian Party
Communist Party
United States
Kelly
The
New Yorker
Dole
Buchanan ignored at the 1992 Democratic and GOP conventions
Feder argues Pat Buchanan faces isolation within both parties as the 1992 conventions reveal cultural and political rifts. He contends Dole moves the GOP away from Reagan era bold rhetoric toward centrist platitudes while Buchanan embodies a bloc of Main Street conservatives. The piece notes media pressure and the broader shift in Republican identity.
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San Diego
Dole
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Haley Barbour
Susan Molinari
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Colin Powell
New Jersey
Christine Todd Whitman
Clinton
Granite State
Alaska
Louisiana
Buchanan
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Wall Street
Bob Dole
Ford
Bush
Ronald Reagan
Newt Gingrich
George Bush
Kansas
Harry Truman
Pat
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