Memo to the President Banner Cited by Pincus
Walter Pincus, national news correspondent for The Washington Post, notes that front-page coverage is the strongest channel for sending a memo to the president. The 2003 remark emphasizes media leverage in executive communication.
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Fair preview highlights Franklin County 140th fair and rodeo
Franklin County prepares for a long running fair with pre events including horse show and Mr Miss 4 H as well as pet shows today at Celebration Hall. Next week judges will evaluate arts crafts photography livestock poultry dairy woodworking and more while carnival rides open Thursday evening and a Friday Saturday rodeo showcases events from barrel racing to calf roping.
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Rovegate and the Times clash over leaks in Plame case
Rich Lowry argues the New York Times and liberal media show bad faith in the Plame affair. He notes leaks, prosecutions, and White House reactions, contending the press oscillates between praising leaks for public knowledge and resisting revelations about Karl Rove and Wilson.
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Liberal mourning for O Connor masks conservative reality
Washington columnist Donald Kaul notes liberals grieve Sandra Day O Connor while admitting she was a conservative. He argues her Florida recount vote helped George W Bush, highlights her mixed record on abortion, gay rights, and religion, and predicts a tougher successor.
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