Government double standards on terrorism bail appalls readers
Jeff Lorello laments perceived bail disparities after terrorists in Washington and a 1972 Munich architect case, arguing liberal bail laws let dangerous suspects go free while others face harsher treatment. He cites disparate outcomes for Claudine Longet and Larry Flynt and urges consistent justice. Reprinted from The Chewalah Independent.
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McClure set to coast after Andrus departure
Idaho Senator James McClure moves from risk to easy re election as former Governor Cecil Andrus leaves the Interior post. With no clear Democratic challenger, McClure resumes his low profile strategy, counting on incumbency and voter indifference to secure another term.
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Separate Status Dominates Aruba Plebiscite Debate
Arubans confront unclear terms of a March 25 plebiscite on separate status as a path to sovereignty away from Curacao. Proponents led by Betho Croes argue the vote shows public desires and could influence Dutch policy toward a six island federation, while opponents warn the poll has no legal base and urge abstention.
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Lighter Side: Weight, Saccharin and Rat Cancer Debate
Washington columnist Dik Wet weighs the clash of permissiveness and new taboos as weight gain and cancer in rats roil debate over saccharin. He notes hearings on lifting the FDA ban and questions whether slim rats are likelier to develop cancer, complicating food safety interpretations.
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