Let peace begin with me poem at 1988 Pulitzer event
A fragment lists a poem title Let peace begin with me and credits Ray M Stafford as Pulitzer Prize 1988 winner along with publishers editors and staff names Gary L Newsom Ken Brodnax Mike Powell Lori Ellington Robert E Braswell Jack Grimes and others.
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Ray M. Stafford
Gary L. Newsom
Ken Brodnax
Mike Powell
Lori Ellington
Robert E. Braswell
Jack Grimes
Our Opinion on Janet Reno as Attorney General and Chief Social Critic
The column critiques Janet Reno as third choice for AG, arguing she spends more time giving speeches than running the department. It ridicules her economics understanding, cites pay disparities, and questions her priorities. The piece suggests she should focus on policy rather than rhetoric.
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Janet Reno
Zoe Baird
Kimba Woods
New York Times
Justice Department
Reno
U.S. League of Women Voters
Wall Street
Waco
Ryne Sandberg Walks Away From Big Baseball Paycheck
Chicago Tribune columnist Royko lauds Ryne Sandberg for quitting baseball at 34, saying he left a $7 million contract because he felt he could not meet his standards or the fans’ expectations. He contrasts Sandberg with today’s prompt-money culture and praises the act as rare integrity in sports.
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Ryne Sandberg
Feds
Betty Ford
Sandberg
Las Vegas
Cubs
Fathers reclaiming authority in modern family life
Harpers Ferry West Virginia column argues fathers should regain intrinsic authority while balancing shared parenting. It contrasts father power rooted in authority with mother power rooted in love, cites societal shifts, and recalls historical examples including Alexander the Great to illustrate paternal influence. Safire of The New York Times is the author.
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Harpers Ferry
W.va
Dio Chrysostom
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Safire
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