Patrick's Profiles on Clinton Foreign Policy Fiasco
Roy Patrick argues Clinton’s foreign policy missteps, Somalia crisis and Haiti issues reveal a political disaster in contrast to John F. Kennedy. He criticizes defense and state secretaries, U.N. operations, and the president’s domestic agenda, predicting prolonged troop presence and poor leadership.
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Bill Clinton
Clinton
Berlin Wall
George Bush
Jimmy Carter
Montgomery
Aspin
Mogadishu
Congress
U.S
Haiti
Somalia
Middle East
Bosnia
Michael Durant
Nightly News
Ross Perot
Durant
Washington, D.C
Mohamad Farrah Aidid
U.N
John F. Kennedy
Proposition 174 explainer targets California education reform
A column argues for Proposition 174 the Parental Choice Education Initiative urging voters to empower parents and taxpayers to choose schools. It criticizes teacher salaries and bureaucratic schooling while asserting improved accountability and results with a yes vote. The piece cites rising administrator pay and rising tuition as motivators to back parental choice.
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Tomas Arciniega
California State University
Bakersfield
California
Connecticut
Alaska
New York
PTA President clarifies stand on voucher issue
Richland Lerd o PTA leader says the executive board did not pass any voucher resolutions and is not neutral. She notes a December general meeting is needed to adopt a position and that Oct 5 talks focused on presenting a resolution rather than its content. Many board members are not neutral on the initiative.
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Richland-Lerdo Pta
Shafter Press
PTA Executive Board
Ming
PTA
Mad World where violence repeats in nations of men
A writer laments recurring acts of violence and asks if America is drinking a spiritual cup of iniquity. He cites biblical images of idolatry and demonic influence, warning that political and religious leaders bear responsibility as nations slide toward madness and ruin.
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Florida
Ezekiel
Jerusalem
Israel
Tammuz
Heaven
Paul
America
Open Forum on California voucher initiative support
A parent argues for the voucher plan, claiming it will create a growth industry and decentralize education. The writer contends smaller schools reduce gang influence, increases safety, lowers per-child cost, and expands personalized learning, while criticizing NEA for opposing the subsidy and concerns about religious instruction in private voucher schools.
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California
NEA
Sys
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