Patrick's Profiles in the Clinton Era Critique
Roy Patrick rails at Bill Clinton and associates, labeling him a liar amid Whitewatergate and media friction. He questions Les Aspin, David Walters, Dan Rastenkowsi, and Ron Brown, accusing them of malfeasance or missteps while criticizing Travelgate and a large tax increase.
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Reagan
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Somalia
Iraq
Aspin
House Armed Services Committee
Oklahoma
David Walters
Walters
State Ethics Committee
Dan Rastenkowsi
Secretary of Commerce
Ron Brown
Vietnam
Truman
Attorney
FBI
Shafter Grapples With Graffiti Outbreak And Juvenile Arrests
Shafter Police arrested several suspects including minors in a graffiti outbreak blamed on tagging crews named Crazy Aztec Taggers and The Krazy Ones. The Shafter Press urges stronger sentences and supervised work crews to deter future vandalism and instill respect for others’ property.
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Shafter
Greg Greeson
Greeson
Shafter Press
What went wrong with America and the church examined
A critic asks how the church mirrors national decline, citing Paul to Timothy and Ephesians on church as God’s dwelling. The piece warns that false doctrine and leadership failures threaten faith, urging self examination, prayer, and adherence to scriptural commands for conduct, gender roles, and overseer qualifications.
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Timothy
Ephesian Church
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Dating Game Tips From The Magazine Age
Paul Harvey notes AIDS is a leading killer among young adults and discusses modern dating advice from Cosmopolitan and other outlets. He recounts journalists Sue Ellen Christian Karen Brandon and reveals a bookstore in Oak Brook as a surprising venue where singles seek Mr Right.
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Karen Brandon
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Borders
Bookstores as social hubs draw young patrons after dark
A 1993 column notes bookstores now offer reading rooms espresso bars and even arts events with Saturday poetry readings. Suburban stores attract both sexes and lure visitors who might otherwise avoid libraries. Public libraries worry about lost traffic while courting new patrons.
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