Liberal raises go overboard under West Virginia governor
A commentary criticizes Gov. Cecil Underwood for large raises to his inner circle, noting an average 11.4 percent boost since January 1997 versus a 3 percent rise for the average West Virginia worker. It highlights specific aides and the governor's daughter, arguing the raises surpass the pledged “better, not bigger” government and strain state finances.
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Our Readers Speak on U S Foreign Policy and Terrorism
Readers urge non intervention and warn that U S policies provoke terror. They argue missiles and military aid create enemies and call for a shifted approach to avoid a broader war. The letter cites U S troop deployment in 100 nations as evidence of overreach and misjudgment.
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Ward View One leader cracks down in North Korea
North Korea names Kim Jong Un as supreme leader and head of the National Defense Commission. He also leads the Communist Party and armed forces and installs a new defense minister. His regime’s secrecy masks a frail economy while it provokes the United States, Japan, and South Korea. Japan suspends food aid and a $1 billion power plant payment as tensions rise.
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Guide to Safe Schools raises questions about use and bias
Kathleen Parker critiques the federal guide "A Guide to Safe Schools" by Riley and Reno, noting its cautious stance on identifying warning signs, risks of labeling, and the need for context. She warns against overreach by educators and warns parents to review the guide for understanding how their children might be scrutinized.
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