Neo-neoism and the New Paradigm in poverty policy
White House planner James Pinkerton promotes the New Paradigm as a self help driven anti poverty model. Critics like Richard Darman call it neo neo ism warning it risks replacing pragmatic programs with a single slogan.
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Pork barrel critique targets Welk birthplace grant
A Washington column questions federal funding of a $500,000 grant to Strasburg North Carolina to develop Lawrence Welk’s birthplace as a tourist site. Representative Jim Slattery urges rescinding wasteful pork projects, but real budget reform faces resistance as lawmakers defend pork-barrel spending despite criticism from Heritage Foundation.
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Rural Electric Cooperation Strong In Ohio And Nation
A reader letter from Rita Abbott of Elyria defends the Rural Electrification Administration, noting its 55 year record of loan repayment and solid finances. It highlights $21 billion lent to 1,000 coops, $14 billion repaid, and ongoing payments, with Ohio coops serving 260,000 homes in 77 of 88 counties. The letter also mentions other local letters about film rating changes and urges action to address NC-17 concerns.
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Chronicle Telegram invites letters to editor for publication
The Chronicle-Telegram welcomes letters to the editor and may edit for brevity accuracy and clarity. Please include your signature full address and telephone number and mail to Editorial Page Editor Chronicle Telegram Box 4010 Elyria 44036. If you have a fax machine, fax letters to 325-7187.
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Israel Boots Bush Shamir Pact on War Accountability
A secret Bush Shamir accord promises Israel advisory access to top U.S. intelligence and limits retaliatory action against Saddam Hussein without full Washington consultation. The deal aims to keep a broad anti Saddam coalition intact and preserve U.S. control of major wartime decisions while offering Israel enhanced intelligence and warning of possible Arab backlash if Israel acts first.
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Film critique argues Dances with Wolves lacks seriousness
Denver columnist Vincent Carroll contends Kevin Costner's Dances with Wolves sanitizes intertribal warfare and portrays whites as cruel while praising Indian culture. He compares it unfavorably to The Searchers and mocks Hollywood's multicultural trend, citing historian Patricia Limerick.
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