Helicopter Golf Outing Highlights White House Arrogance
The helicopter golf outing reveals power arrogance as White House aide Watkins resigns after a Maryland trip costing $13,129.66 for two helicopters. Maldon was reprimanded, taxpayers not to pay. Clinton moved swiftly to settle, Republicans lamping the incident while predicting future similar misuses of public funds.
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al Maldon
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Survey of African Americans Highlights Child Crisis
A survey finds most black adults fear half of black children face serious trouble including teen parenthood drugs and crime. Leaders urge action to combat poverty racism and weak education as families remain the key to guiding the next generation.
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Marian Wright Edelman
Children's Defense Fund
America
James Cormer
Yale University
Michael Jordan
Angela Glover Blackwell
Black Community Crusade For Children
Onondaga Lake cleanup urged as shared duty
Readers press for truth about Onondaga Lake citing a steady fish community and thriving wildlife while blaming money and egos for ongoing pollution. They呼 call for county residents to act, end short term fixes, and restore water resources for a sustainable urban lake.
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Margaret H. Murphy
Syracuse
Dream of South Africa Liberated A Moment of Hope
A hopeful message celebrates South Africa's path to freedom, praising Desmond Tutu and activists. It notes the struggle against apartheid, the coming dawn of equality, and the belief that committed social change activism matters for a better tomorrow.
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Walsh Defends Seawolf Role Amid Cold War Lessons
The speaker criticizes the Seawolf program as outdated and politically driven, arguing the submarine was meant for the USSR era. He urges refocusing defense tech on infrastructure, noting defense jobs face scrutiny in the upcoming election and urging voters to favor representatives who spend tax dollars more responsibly.
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