Clinton weighs North Korea trip to push disarmament
In a Milwaukee Journal Sentinel opinion, the author argues President Clinton should consider visiting North Korea to pursue a deal freezing its weapons program, with a Seoul stop to reassure South Korea amid war anniversary tensions and the fragile U.S. alliance. Time is short before Bush takes office.
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No Gun Ri
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Accountability in school and home urged in letters
In letters to the editor, emphasis is placed on balancing accountability between schools and families. A governor's commission report advocates diagnostic testing to improve instruction and interventions while calling for eventual accountability for families. A follow‑up letter questions Animal Protective League policies with a protest about dog adoption records and service delays.
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Animal Protective League of
Lorain County
Maxie Girl
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Reform call to end felon voting bans in Florida
Neal Peirce argues for restoring voting rights to felons after sentence completion. He cites Florida’s civil death law and its impact on African American turnout, notes flawed voter purge by Choice Point, and urges nationwide abolition of lifetime felon disenfranchisement to reintegrate ex-prisoners and strengthen democracy.
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Criticism of U S Supreme Court in wake of Bush v Gore
Nat Hentoff argues that attacks on the Supreme Court undermine intellectual integrity rather than credibility. He cites 7 2 Florida recount decisions, equal protection concerns, and past rulings like Reynolds v Sims and Anderson v Credezze to defend the court against post election recount criticisms.
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Steven Breyer
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Reynalds Vs. Sims
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