Supreme Court defies left right cartoon label in 2000 01 term
Analysts contend the Rehnquist court shows independent mindedness with many 5 4 decisions not fitting a simple ideological split. Cases like Kylle v United States reveal a conservative liberal bloc and a mature approach shaping complex national law.
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Wall Street Journal
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UCLA
Anthony Kennedy
Richard Garnett
Notre Dame Law School
Kylle
United States
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Souter
Daily Record Letter Policy Limits Submissions
The Daily Record explains publishing rules for letters to the editor signed with address and phone, caps letters at 300 words, limits to two signers, cannot acknowledge unpublished letters, allows one letter per month, and reserves the right to reject any submission.
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One-Club and Putter Tourney Yields Solid Scores
25 years ago on July 17 1976 retirees ran a one-club and putter tourney with good scores. Low gross winners were Lefty Biggie in A class Bill Wallace in B class and Paul Phillips in C class. Walter Knapp III pitched a no hitter helping Roswell area team claim the championship. They live in Waynesboro Mississippi. Stefan Jauregui found a frog with a fifth leg in his backyard prompting doubt about deformity causes.
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Bill Wallace
Paul Phillips
Walter Knapp
Roswell
Walter Knapp III
Waynesboro
Miss
Stefan Jauregui
Efren Jauregui
Parkview St
Tristani Eyes Senate Bid Against Domenici in NM
Gloria Tristani, former FCC nominee and current New Mexico regulator, is considered the likely Democratic challenger to Pete Domenici in a 2002 Senate race. State Democrats view her as a credible candidate with statewide office experience, though doubt she can match Domenici’s fundraising power.
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N.M. News Services
Albuquerque
Bill Clinton
New Mexico
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Federal Communications Commission
State Corporation Commission
Public Regulation Commission
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U.S
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FCC
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Senate
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Congress
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Capitol
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Roswell
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Domenici
Toney Anaya
Anaya
Capitol Hill
Jennings
St. Pete
Bush faces stem cell decision on federal funding
President Bush weighs a politically sensitive choice on whether to back federal funding for embryonic stem cell research. He faces ethical stakes for anti abortion conservatives versus potential cures for diseases like Parkinsons and Alzheimers. Support from health officials and GOP members varies as a compromise search continues with a decision expected soon.
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Bush
White House
Ari Fleischer
Sen
Orrin Hatch
Utah
Hatch
United States
Health and Human Services
Tommy Thompson
Wisconsin
Thompson
University of Wisconsin
Thomp
Olympic leverage and human rights in the China question
The piece weighs whether the United States should protest China’s human rights record through actions like boycotting or other pressure ahead of the 2008 Beijing Olympics. It recalls the 1980 Moscow boycott and argues that if Beijing commits aggression, resistance should use means beyond Olympic bans. It urges preparedness to act without relying on the Games to deter or signal.
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