FDA Under Kessler Seen as Nuisance and Menace
Mona Charen critiques David Kessler and the FDA, arguing the agency under his leadership delays drug approvals, overreaches on labeling, and suppresses beneficial uses. The piece cites seizures of juice and office supplies, plus missed life-saving opportunities, urging congressional oversight and budget trimming.
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Occupational Safety and Health Administration
Food and Drug Administration
James Bovard
Denis
American Spectator
David Kessler
FDA
Kessler
George Bush
Bill Clinton
National Review
John O'Sullivan
Procter & Gamble
Citrus Hill Fresh Choice
Bovard
Tahoma Clinic
Kent
Wash
Jonathan Wright
Wright
Tute’s
Merck
National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute
Mona Charen
The
Herald-Journal
Reverse discrimination and the myths of affirmative action
Carl Rowan argues that claims of reverse discrimination mask white paranoia and ignorance. He cites 1992-93 U.S. data showing black poverty rates child mortality and employment gaps to refute the notion that affirmative action harms whites. He asserts racist propaganda shapes beliefs and urges readers to examine facts. His column runs Wednesdays and Fridays in the Herald Journal.
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America
Carl Rowan
The
Herald-Journal
Prophesies on Whitewater and World Events
Prophesies received through meditation and talks with Arianna Huffington predict discoveries on a Whitewater Arkansas site. Claims include Republicans alleging taxpayer money funds drilling equipment, Carter ending four wars, Yasser Arafat baptized in the Jordan River, Yeltsin winning a Nobel, Elizabeth II stepping down, Charles to BBC Sports, Congress abolishing the NEA, and a scandalous Oscars note about Dumb and Dumber.
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Arianna Huffington
Whitewater
Arkansas
Jimmy Carter
Yasser Arafat
Jordan River
Boris Yeltsin
Brock's strange journalism
Editor notes Donald Kaul on vacation examines David Brock and tabloid journalism in The American Spectator. The piece recounts Brock’s past attacks on Anita Hill and his current review of Strange Justice, labeling his work as aggressive manipulation that endangers journalistic ethics and truth.
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Donald Kaul
David Brock
the American
Spectator
Anita Hill
American Spectator
John Sterling
Houghton Mifflin
Brock
Journali
Hull and Thomas
Kaye Bavage
Jamin Raskin
American University
Washington
Ms. Savage
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Wall Street Journal
Jane Mayer
Jill Abramson
Peakey
Hill
Clarence Thomas
Douglas Brinkley
Eisenhower Center
University of New Orleans
Carter
Rosalynn Carter
James Baker
Brinkley
C-Span
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Motorola Aubortard
NEC
Tellular
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Prism
TelStar
Central New York
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