Judges face ethical lapses over undisclosed trips and stock ties
The Kansas City Star reports judges presiding over stock holdings in cases and failing to disclose investments. It details a Kansas City district judge and a Washington DC claims judge attending five day Montana seminars with trips funded by a conservative foundation. Critics say such junkets influence rulings on property rights and environment. The piece urges fuller, accessible disclosures and bans on free judge trips.
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Birthday reunion reveals a mother's sacrifice and love
Kathleen Parker writes a letter on a 25th birthday, revealing Sarah, the birth mother who gave up her child for adoption, and how the daughter learned her story. The note details teen pregnancy, stigma, and enduring bonds as Sarah finally connects with her child, now named D.
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President Clinton under fire in editorials says Star-Ledger and New Mexican weigh in
The Star-Ledger of Newark fuses critique of President Clinton with critique of the Starr investigation, calling the spectacle a satire that fuels public fatigue. The New Mexican argues the ducking stool suits Clinton’s admitted missteps, while noting the political risks for Republicans to pursue impeachment amid a strong economy.
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Start looking like a winner in game of Get the President
Don Kaul criticizes Bill Clinton in a hard hitting column. He argues Clinton lied to the American people and should resign, accusing Ken Starr of pursuing a political indictment and suggesting the public is fed up with the Clinton administration. The piece questions Starr's motives and calls for accountability.
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