Hart and the press provokes a moral rebirth in America
Editorial argues Hart erred by blaming media for his downfall over adultery claims. It contends public life invites scrutiny, warns of Soviet spies exploiting weakness, and predicts a national revival of moral values amid perceived decadence. It urges Americans to demand high ethics from leaders and cites broader corruption concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gary Hart
Hart
Miami News
U.S
Moscow
United States
White House
Wall Street
America
Doctors and Lawyers Face Marketing Versus Care
Dr Glenn Bryant warned clergy against fishing in rivals’ bowls and warned physicians and lawyers alike about marketing eroding patient focus. Dr William Phillips cites anecdotes and rising malpractice suits as signs of impersonal practice. A Kodiak bear tale underscores prioritizing personal safety over speed.
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Glenn Bryant
William Phillips
Seattle
Militia and Privateers Shape Early American Defense
David T. Hardy notes the 1792 Militia Act and privateering under letters of marque helped fund and empower the young republic's military. Militia duty, gun ownership, and periodic training created a citizen-army, while a civilian navy leveraged private ships as legal war assets, aiding Washington's victory at King's Mountain and Cowpens.
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United States
Congress
Madison
Washington
King’s Mountain
Cowpens
Just Say No To the Contras
Letter to the editor denounces U S support for the Contras as fueling terrorism in Nicaragua and beyond. It cites over 12 000 Nicaraguans killed, hundreds of schools and clinics destroyed, and calls for humanitarian aid instead of war. It urges Congress and the President to say no to the Contras.
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Somoza
Nicaragua
Honduras
Costa Rica
Washington
U.S
World Court
Congress
Compliment to Bill Lane for Buttonwillow recreation efforts
Readers praise Bill Lane director of Parks and Recreation for organizing a Buttonwillow Little League banquet on April 27 and for his ongoing community service. The letter highlights his work with the recreation center, youth activities, and Senior Citizens without seeking anything in return.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bill Lane
Parks and Recreation
Buttonwillow
Never Give Up Lesson From Florence Page Rojas
Richard Ramirez of Shafter recalls Florence Page Rojas who taught him to never give up while he was a student in Wasco in 1948. He credits her with instilling the ideals that helped him pursue a running hobby from marathons to one mile races and expresses public thanks.
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Florence Page Rojas
Wasco
Richard Ramirez Shafter
Richland Intermediate School honors teachers and students
Last Tuesday May 5 the students and classes of Mrs Olga and many teachers were thanked for their hours of practice and prep after and before school. The piece lists numerous staff and Mini-Corps students including Mrs May Chavira Mrs Janet Camarillo Mrs Barbara Mack and others. Clementine Vazquez Migrant Community Aide.
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Richland Intermediate School
Olga
Dan
May Chavira
Janet Camarrillo
Barbara Mack
Dana Guillow
Gary Rodriguez
Sergio Arroyo
Ruth Maretich
Mike Ramey
Olga Rodriguez
Rosa Solorio-Garcia
Clementine Vazquez
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Alaska
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Beneson, Kates and Hardy
Mr. Lane
Bill
Robert McKim
Anita Hasha “Tan
Dante Borradori
Yolanda Padilla
Richard Nickell
Reagan
Alan Torrigiani
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