Time to change drug strategy in Bush era
Editorial argues the war on drugs failed since Nixon. It urges Bush to pursue a new policy focused on prevention education and rehabilitation, ending harsh laws and mass incarceration while reducing demand and costs. It criticizes past interdiction and calls for turning off demand.
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Barry McCaffrey
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Clinton no lobbying order reversed as term winds down
Eight years after Bill Clinton proclaimed the ethics pledge banning senior aides from lobbying any agency they served for five years and barring foreign government lobbying, the order was quietly repealed. The move is framed as a double standard, aligning with political usefulness rather than principle.
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Public Forum address for Odessa American letters
The Odessa American invites readers to submit opinions via mail to Public Forum at PO Box 2952 Odessa TX 79760 or by fax at 915-333-7742 or by email through onletters link.freedom.com. Readers may share views on local issues for publication.
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Power, deregulation, and California shortages critique
Mona Charen argues that California’s rolling blackouts stem from partial deregulation and rigid price controls. She cites Pacific Gas and Electric losses, environmental opposition to new plants, and historic S&L and market lessons to claim true deregulation raises prices and boosts efficiency, while strict regulation causes shortages.
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Actress Heather Graham attacks Catholicism in sensational column
Feder reports in the Boston Herald on Heather Graham condemning Catholicism in Talk magazine revealing her view of misogyny in the church. The piece cites her Playboy era openness, public relationships, and satire of religious morality while contrasting with Jewish and Protestant viewpoints.
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