Self regulation and liquor ads spark New Year debate
Our View argues for personal responsibility over heavy handed rules as NBC plans liquor ads. While some lawmakers and health groups protest the move, the piece cites free market principles and warns against Puritanical backlash. It urges restraint in celebrating New Year and hints at resolutions for 2002.
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To Send Comments to the OA via the Internet
A brief notice directs readers to submit comments to the OA using an online address at onletters link.freedom.com. The item emphasizes electronic correspondence and provides the specific web link for submissions.
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New Era Dawned as Bush Shifts U S Foreign Policy
A세 millennial era began with Bush presidency and Sept 11. The administration reorients policy toward Arafat and Hamas, reduces ABM treaty emphasis with Russia, and challenges world opinion. Skeptics warn of court trials and political backsliding that could revive terrorism and weaken defenses, says columnist Sowell.
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Lessons from a year of reflection after 9 11 and political turmoil
Stephen Chapman reflects on the aftermath of the 9 11 attacks, the Bush v Gore controversy, and American resilience. He notes the nation unified in war effort yet preserved civil liberties, while Muslim sentiment improved from 45 percent to 59 percent favorable, underscoring a return to normalcy.
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