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Newspaper
Sun Journal
Location
New Bern, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1994
Page
12
A Los Angeles judge faced questions after revealing life story on KCBS TV during sweeps week. Critics warn such media exposure risks bias and erodes public trust, while supporters argue it humanizes the jurist amid the high profile Simpson case.
A chastened President Clinton and the Republican Congress should unite to push the line item veto. They argue this power would trim waste in spending bills without vetoing entire measures, reduce deficits near five trillion dollars, and set a standard of joint governance. The piece urges immediate action to curb spending and begin addressing the national debt.
Suzanne Fields analyzes how gender dynamics shaped the 1994 midterms noting white men swung to Republicans, feminism’s backlash against perceived male aggression, and women’s voting patterns on pocketbook and moral issues. She cites Anita Hill, Clarence Thomas, and Clinton era politics, arguing for conservative moves to aid working women and school choice while acknowledging lingering gender gaps.
TV commentator Jeffat notes Clinton may back a constitutional amendment to permit voluntary prayer in public schools, a stance that unsettles civil liberties groups and polarizes the political landscape as Gingrich leverage grows. The piece argues liberal resistance helped fuel a conservative revival on church state issues.
Retired Col. David Hackworth argues that war fears and nuclear rhetoric fuel the military industrial complex. He urges pulling U.S. forces from Korea and ending Pax Americana to redirect trillions to domestic recovery.
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