Wal-Mart workers boost United Way drive in Franklin County
Wal-Mart Distribution Center employees and Wal-Mart, Inc. announced a strong start to the 1995 96 United Way campaign in Franklin County. After 15 days the center raised about 38856 dollars toward a 111000 goal and the company matched it, bringing total pledges to 77716 against the county goal.
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al-Mart Distribution Center
Wal-Mart, Inc
United Way of
Franklin County
Wal-Mart
United Way
Paul Bean
United Way Drive
Israelis Hold Ground Amid Peace Doubts and Palestinian Struggles
The piece argues Israelis will not fully honor the peace agreement, detailing continued settlements and land confiscation in the West Bank, with Palestinians facing isolation and hardship. It cites Israeli military and political dynamics, condemning American Zionist apologia while asserting Palestinians deserve their own state and noting Palestinian vulnerability in Gaza and the West Bank amid regional tensions.
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Israel
Yitzhak Rabin
George Patton
Joe Stalin
Hulk Hogan
Rabin
Middle East
West Bank
Gaza
Yasir Arafat
Sfacan
Clinton seeks to blur lines between foreign and domestic policy
AP Special Correspondent Walter R. Mears reports that President Clinton argues policy lines should merge as events in Bosnia Middle East Haiti and nuclear arms control show domestic and foreign issues intertwine He says leadership requires attention to global problems and domestic welfare while Congress debates U N embargo and potential NATO peace enforcement with Dole opposing unilateral action and seeking congressional approval
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Walter R. Mears
Ashington
Clinton
George Bush
White House
America
Freedom House
Bush
Ross Perot
Bosnia
U.S
Middle East
Haiti
USA Today
United States
Congress
U.N
Bob Dole
Dole
Letters on The Star's coverage of Ottawa youth violence
A former Star editor criticizes a Kansas City Star piece on Ottawa youth violence. He cites perceived factual errors and a lack of focus, accuses the paper of ideological bias and sensationalism, and argues for a broader, deeper pursuit of the truth beyond feminist framing and selective reporting. He asserts the need to look inward and around for reliable information.
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Kansas City Star
Ottawa
The
Star
the Star
Stephanie Perez
Crowley
Perez
Tam
Grand Avenue
Kangad City
Missouri
Wagnon Yost debate O J Simpson trial commentary
A paired column argues reversal of race in the Simpson trial and its political implications. Yost imagines a white star abusing a Black partner and a biased justice system, while Wagnon discusses public reactions to the acquittal, domestic violence, and political consequences during Domestic Violence Awareness Month.
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Eric Yost
Wichita
Joan Wagnon
Topeka
Wagnon
Kansas House of Representatives
House
Yost
Kansas Senate
Senate
O.J. Simpson
O.J
Simpson
Kansas
L.A
Mark Fuhrman
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