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Odessa American

Location

Odessa, Texas, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1999

Page

4

View on federal case over school harassment duties

Our view argues the Supreme Court ruling on Title IX liability for school districts in harassment cases could overstep local control and invite costly federal lawsuits. It notes LaShonda Davis faced persistent sexual taunts in Georgia with no school action, while a sheriff filed charges and the boy pled guilty. The piece warns of a wave of suits, zero tolerance policies, and the challenge of balancing jurisdiction with local control.

U.S. Supreme Court LaShonda Davis Georgia LaShonda Timothy Lynch Libertarian Cato Institute Center For Constitutional Rights O'Connor Stevens Souter Ginsburg Breyer Kennedy Rehnquist Scalia Thomas Justice Kennedy Sandra Day O'Connor

Cox report exposes lax US spy safeguards and Clinton era failures

Cal Thomas surveys the Cox report on China’s espionage, urging accountability for the Clinton administration. Gingrich and Kirkpatrick warn of heightened vulnerabilities, noting failed controls, underfunded intelligence, and the risk of China supplying North Korea, Iraq, and Iran. They call for Gore’s defeat to avert further harm.

America United States Soviet Union House Newt Gingrich Gingrich Select Committee People’s Republic of China Christopher Cox Calif Congress U.N Jeane Kirkpatrick Cox Kirkpatrick Clinton China North Korea Iraq Iran Kirkpatrick and Belgrade Cox Committee Gore Department of Energy Bill Richardson U.S. National Laboratories Beijing Thomas Franklin Roosevelt Roosevelt Albert Einstein

Two Powers and a Weapon How Sobran views Constitution and tech

Joseph Sobran argues that China imitates U.S. military tech rather than its constitutional framework. He contends the U.S. government wields excessive power, having weaponized the Constitution itself to expand federal authority, while conservatives lose focus on core constitutional limits.

Supreme Court American Civil Liberties Union ACLU Arlington

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