English-only laws are unnecessary and un-American
An editorial argues against English-only measures, noting immigration history and the value of multilingualism. It cites Alabama's 9-1 passage, contrasts with New York, and urges limiting xenophobia while embracing linguistic diversity as America’s strength and future in a global economy.
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United States
Alabama
New York
Syracuse
Spanish Action League
Sam Velazquez
Greater
America
Editorials roundup spans honorariums to Burma elections
A Dallas Morning News note argues senators largely reject outside speaking fees amid reform momentum. The Phoenix Gazette laments restitution loopholes after a Supreme Court ruling. Marinette Eagle-Star challenges Navy explanations in the USS Iowa explosion. Tempo (Rome) reflects on Gorbachev at the US summit and political winds. Asahi Shimbun (Tokyo) lauds Burma's mult party vote led by Aung San Suu Kyi and urges Japan to support democratization.
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Dallas Morning News
Congressional Quarterly Magazine
Congress
House
Senate
Congressional Quarterly Survey
The
Phoenix Gazette
U.S. Supreme Court
S&l
Navy
Asahi Shimbun
Tokyo
Burma
Aung San Suu Kyi
National League For Democracy
Japan
Associated Press
Cuomo's Last Chance for National Spotlight in 1996
The piece argues Mario Cuomo may seek the presidency after another New York gubernatorial term. It notes his evolving stance on running, past fiscal missteps, and the shifting political terrain with Bush and Dukakis eras behind, while predicting a Biden-like path to the White House if Cuomo wins or loses.
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New York
Mario Cuomo
New York State
Cuomo
Michael Dukakis
America
Pierre Rinfret
Senate
Northeast
Bush
Albany
White House
al Smith
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Thomas E. Dewey
Nelson Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Gorbachev Faces Dual Storm as USSR Unravels
Gorbachev, once hailed in the United States, confronts a collapsing Soviet economy and rampant nationalism. With centralized Marxist economics failing, unemployment rising, and nationalist movements gaining force, he lacks a firm mandate and credible power to implement sweeping reforms. Civil disorder and ethnic tensions loom as the union edges toward disintegration.
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Mikhail Gorbachev
Bush
Soviet Union
Gorbachev
U.S.S.R
Boris Yeltsin
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Kremlin
Yeltsin
Baltic
Bering Sea
Russia
Armenia
Georgia
Pamyat
Los Angeles Times
America
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Donald P. Pickard
James F. Kleinklaus
Thomas J Heck
I Tempo
Rome
George Bush
Michael Gorbachev
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Lithuania
Washington
Richard Nixon
Watergate
Nixon
George
Helmuts
McLaughlin
Newhouse News Service
Robert C. Maynard
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