U.S. strikes Iraq to curb Saddam Hussein's regime
The author argues that U S cruise missile strikes against Iraqi military targets reflect a broader goal to remove Saddam Hussein. He warns of potential need for U S troops if Hussein remains defiant and urges decisive action to end his rule. John D Montgomery asserts the actions show resolve and should prevent further aggression.
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Iraq
Saddam Hussein
Irbil
U.S
Iran
Hussein
America
John D. Montgomery
Kassebaum Bill and Clinton Health Reform Debate
A critical view argues Kassebaum's health insurance reform bill is inadequate to solve the uninsured crisis. It contends the plan fails to ensure universal coverage, leave welfare to work transitions with coverage, and curb the insurance industry's risk shedding. The piece notes Clinton seeks re election while Kassebaum nears retirement, claiming both figures expose industry greed.
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Kassebaum
Bill Clinton
Nancy Kassebaum
Strong families support school success and values
A speaker emphasizes family as the core of ethics and discipline, arguing modern life threatens core values. Families must guard time, communicate, know members’ whereabouts, listen, set firm boundaries, and model courteous behavior. Public schools rely on strong families to sustain quality education.
Deregulation Pain as Bell Cuts Non Bell Cards
Deregulation brings competition and confusion as Southwestern Bell stops accepting AT&T cards for intra LATA calls in Kansas. AT&T says Bell canceled non Bell cards. Bell disputes, blaming AT&T. Consumers must use Bell or add access numbers to reach long distance.
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At&t
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Fleishman Hillard
Kansas City
Sears
JC Penney
Reecht
Larry, Plautsch
Fleishman-Hillard
Southwestern Bell
Chicago’s Daley era myth busting after 1968 convention
A veteran cautions media historians against oversimplified blame on Chicago’s 1968 handling. He argues Chicago remains conservative, Daley’s popularity rose after the convention, and Jesse Jackson’s political path contrasts with Harold Washington. He warns against recalling 1968 to smear Daley’s legacy.
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Richie Daley
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Richard J. Daley
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Jesse Jackson
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Jackson
Jesse Jr
Jesse Sr
Congress
Harold Washington
Daley Machine
Washington
Jesse
Mayor Daley
Richard J
Bill
Hillary
Tipper
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