Clinton apologists and the public eye on accountability
A columnist vents frustration at Clinton supporters and media spin. He critiques public cynicism toward Bill Clinton, questions the electorate’s judgment, and argues for personal accountability as Clinton’s rise from governor to national power is examined. The piece reflects a 1990s era political voice and concerns.
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Fairness and accountability define this weekly newspaper
The Press defends its coverage standards amid reader complaints about story length and focus. It stresses fairness, libel precautions, and accountability for officials and authorities, promising tough questions on crime and community needs while avoiding personal agendas.
Patrick's Profiles and the Alter of Deceit
A caustic critique targets Clinton and his wife, condemning alleged private misdeeds as unacceptable for the presidency. The writer argues moral leadership is essential, warns against excuses, and maintains optimism that truth will prevail over lies and threats.
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Divorce the federal nanny from America's cities
A columnist reviews Stephen Goldsmith's argument for municipal independence from federal urban aid and mandates. He cites Cisneros and NYC, Chicago slums, and Indianapolis’ transit disputes as examples. Goldsmith proposes a two year trial separation ending in an amicable divorce if successful, noting political and bureaucratic obstacles.
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Shafter readers question city politics and facility name
A Shafter reader challenges local governance and media coverage, asking about the custody facility name changes, inmate origins, leadership exits, and the persistence of “good ole boy” politics in the community and city administration. The letter questions transparency and long‑standing political networks in Shafter.
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