Iacocca Bets Big On Detroit Jeep Plant
Lee Iacocca bets Chrysler’s future on a Jefferson Avenue plant amid Detroit’s urban decline. The new facility employs 2,100, features a minority-heavy workforce, and contrasts with Toyota and Honda plants elsewhere. If Jeep Grand Cherokee succeeds, the gamble could pay off for Detroit and the auto giant.
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Punch closes after 1841 founded satire weekly ends long run
The London satirical weekly Punch has produced its last issue after bleeding money. It was known for irreverent humor, sharp political commentary, and a roster of great writers. Some say revival could occur only as a product of its era, not today.
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Chronicle-Telegram Editorial Page Invitation
The Chronicle-Telegram states opinions in editorials and guest writings aim to challenge readers. It invites letters to the editor for readers to share thoughts and opinions.
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Congressmen as Deadbeats The Checkbook Scandal and Hypocrisy
Reese rails at Congress members for mismanaging funds and perks, blaming them for failures and deceit. He likens their behavior to spoiled brats, calls for retirement and removal, and urges voters to oust them. The Orlando Sentinel correspondent signs off.
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Wright Journals Show Personal Grudge View of Congress
Former House Speaker Jim Wrights private journals reveal a view that U.S. Congress is governed by personal loyalties and betrayals. He details scorn for Phil Gramm for leaving the Democrats, praise for Bob Michel, and cautions about Newt Gingrich while noting Foley and others. The notes cover Wrights impressions from 1981 to 1987 and reflect tensions shaping 1980s GOP dynamics.
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Reading Advice On Curbing Youth Violence
Chicago Tribune columnist urges gun control treated as a public health issue and calls for tracking guns, stronger parental and community involvement, early identification of at risk youth, and crisis teams. Cites Dr. Carl Bell findings and notes nationwide rise in youth gun violence and drive by drills in small towns.
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