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Newspaper

Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 2000

Page

4

Blaming the Internet for a Columbine Threat Indictment

A Florida 18 year old, Michael Ian Campbell, extradited to Colorado, pleads not guilty to making a threatening e mail to a Columbine student. His attorney Ellis Rubin defends with an Internet intoxication theory while noting past odd defenses. The piece questions whether such defenses undermine justice and fuel public cynicism.

Columbine High School Littleton Colo Florida Michael Ian Campbell Cape Coral Fla Colorado Denver Campbell Miami Ellis Rubin Rubin

Public Forum Contact Details for Odessa American

Odessa American invites public comments via mail to PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760 and by fax to 915 333 7742. Online submissions are directed to OA link.freedom.com.

Public Forum Odessa American PO Freedom.com

Flag debate tops party lines in South Carolina dispute

Cal Thomas argues the Confederate flag at the South Carolina Capitol is a political issue used to rally white voters and hurt GOP prospects. He states the real problems for Black Americans are economic and educational, tied to family structure, not symbols. He cites Census data and Education Week to claim poverty and literacy gaps predate and outlast civil rights laws.

South Carolina Capitol National Association For the Advancement of Colored People NAACP Walter Williams GOP Jesse Jackson Illinois Kweisi Mfume Georgia Jackson al Gore White House Washington Times Arkansas Gore Bill Clinton Clinton Statehouse Democratic Party Census Bureau America Education Week Thomas

McCain and principle in a partisan fray

Thomas Lowell questions Sen John McCain's claim to high principle in the Republican race. He argues McCain adopts liberal reform stances and media strategies that blur party lines, suggesting the approach mirrors Democrats rather than genuine Republican principle.

John McCain Henry Youngman Bill Clinton McCain Congress Steve Forbes Hillary Clinton Kennedys

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